Demo of YoloV3 Object Detector with Custom implementation with Tensorflow2| Demo video
YoloV3 Object detection implementation algorithm with tensorflow version2 and Python programming Language:
LInk of YOLOV3 weights: https://pjreddie.com/media/files/yolo...
Github Link of Code: https://github.com/Iqbal1282/YoloV3.git
Link of YoloV3 Article: https://machinelearningspace.com/yolo...
Link of Andrew Ng. Convolutional Neural Network Tutorial: • C4W1L01 Computer Vision
Link of Anchor Box Tutorial: • C4W3L08 Anchor Boxes
P.C: Watch from the part1 for better understanding.
When I got started learning YOLO v3, I noticed that it’s really difficult to understand both the concept and implementation. Even though there are tons of blog posts and GitHub repository about it, most of them are presented in complex architectures.
I am not going to cover how Yolo works in theory step by step. I’ll try to cover more in detail all parts from the past tutorial and parts I missed last time. If you are interested you can check my past tutorial, where I tried to explain a whole theory in it. Although I implemented it in TensorFlow 1.15. But more and more people write to me about errors, because they try my code within TF 2.0 or above, so I decided that it’s time to write YOLO v3 implementation to TensorFlow 2.1.
Based on that experience, I will try to write code in this tutorial to make it easy and reusable for many beginners who just got started learning object detection. Without over-complicating things, with this tutorial, you will be able to simply implement Yolo v3 in TensorFlow 2.1. In this tutorial series, I will give you solutions on how to train the Yolo model for your own custom dataset locally or even on Google Colab (received a lot of requests).
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