YOLO
In this article, we explore the YOLOv5 instance segmentation architecture and run inference on several videos and images.
YOLOR, inspired by how humans combine knowledge, is an object detection model that pushes the boundaries of real-time detection with improved speed & accuracy.
This article explains several performance comparison between different YOLO object detection models. These include YOLOv5, YOLOv6, and YOLOv7.
In this article we train the YOLOv6 Nano, Small, and Large models on a custom Underwater Trash Detection dataset and compare the results with YOLOv5 and YOLOv7.
YOLOv7 Pose is a real time, multi-person, keypoint detection model capable of giving highly accurate pose estimation results.
In this blog post we review the YOLOv6 paper, carry out inference using the YOLOv6 models, and also compare YOLOv6 with YOLOv5.
YOLOX object detector is a recent addition in the YOLO family. Read the article for detailed YOLOX paper explanation and learn how to train YOLOX on a custom dataset.
This article explains the training pipeline for fine tuning of the YOLOv7 object detection model on a custom pothole detection dataset
Mean Average Precision (mAP) is a performance metric used for evaluating machine learning models. We have covered mAP evaluation in detail to clear all your confusions regarding model evaluation metrics.
A technical review of YOLOv7 paper along with inference report. YOLOv7 Pose detection code included.
In this blog post, we will be training YOLOv4 models on a custom pothole detection dataset using the Darknet framework and carry out inference using the trained models.
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