Multi-class object detection and bounding box regression with Keras, TensorFlow, and Deep Learning

By PyImageSearch - 2020-10-12

Description

In this tutorial, you will learn how to train a custom multi-class object detector using bounding box regression with the Keras and TensorFlow deep learning libraries. Last week’s tutorial covered how ...

Summary

  • In order to create a multi-class object detector from scratch with Keras and TensorFlow, we’ll need to modify the network head of our architecture.
  • With the optimizer initialized, we compile the model and display a summary of the model architecture to our terminal (Lines 155 and 156) — we’ll review the output of the model summary when we execute the train.py script later in this tutorial.
  • Detecting where the object is in the input image Correctly labeling what the detected object is You can use the code and methods discussed in this tutorial as a starting point for training your own custom multi-class object detectors using bounding box regression and Keras/TensorFlow.
  • How to train CNNs on your own datasets.

 

Topics

  1. Machine_Learning (0.35)
  2. Coding (0.24)
  3. Backend (0.11)

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