Open DanLiu0623 opened 6 years ago
These cfg files are for the detection - to say what objects and where are objects on the image:
yolo-voc.cfg, yolo-voc.2.0.cfg, tiny-yolo-voc.cfg, yolo.cfg, yolo.2.0.cfg, tiny-yolo.cfg
- they differ speed and accuracy: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/
These cfg files are for the detection - to say what objects on the image:
alexnet.cfg, cifar.cfg, darknet.cfg, vgg-16.cfg, darknet19.cfg, darknet448.cfg, resnet50.cfg, densenet201.cfg
- they differ speed and accuracy: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/imagenet/
There are recurrent netowkrs: rnn.cfg, rnn.train.cfg
- to generate text in the style of great writers: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/rnns-in-darknet/
- These cfg files are for the detection - to say what objects on the image:
alexnet.cfg, cifar.cfg, darknet.cfg, vgg-16.cfg, darknet19.cfg, darknet448.cfg, resnet50.cfg, densenet201.cfg
- they differ speed and accuracy: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/imagenet/
can I change this fils to train my own custom object detection with different architectures !
You are replying to a very old message. I have a page that lists the various configuration files, and some information on each one: https://www.ccoderun.ca/darkmark/Configuration.html
And yes, you should take the one that matches what you'd like to do, and then modify it accordingly if you want to train your own custom neural network.
I use yolo-voc.cfg or tiny-yolo-voc.cfg generally due to my training data is voc format, But there are other cfg files, how should I choose ?