Closed praneeth0609 closed 1 year ago
@stephanecharette thank you for your replay. if I go with RTX 2080 super 8 GiB or with 12 GiB, can we expect good results..?
and am unable to detect smaller objects with yolov4. suggest some tips related to configuration file parameters of yolov4.
Thank you.
Like I said, the amount of memory won't change the results. The only thing you can do with more memory is tweak the number of images loaded into memory during training, thus cutting down the time it takes to train. The results will be 100% the same.
If you cannot detect things, then you may want to consider switching to the 3-layer tiny model. And tell us:
@stephanecharette thanks for your replay.
as you asked in the above post. am mentioning my requirements.
and another combination am testing.
in both cases am using yolov4 object detection. please let me know the possibilities and some procedure to achieve the above scenario.
When you resize your 1920x1080 image to 608x608 (did you choose to not maintain your aspect ratio?) then it means a 20x20 object will be resized to 6x11 px in size. It think it is highly unlikely you'll get good results with that.
With your 416x416 network, then a 30x40 object within a 1920x1080 image means the object will measure ~6x15 px.
@stephanecharette thanks a lot for your replay.
as you mentioned , we can detect the objects even it has 6x11 pixels in 608x608 image. but am not able to detect. can you help me further..?
here am attaching my yolov4 config file. if possible please check .cfg file and let me know what changes to be done. if you want to check my weight files i will share my weight files also.
as you mentioned , we can detect the objects even it has 6x11 pixels in 608x608 image. but am not able to detect. can you help me further..?
In the same sentence you say you can but you cannot detect? What do you mean?
can you help me further..?
I would try the configuration file AlexeyAB has made specifically to help people who want to detect small objects: yolov4-tiny-3l.cfg.
Other than that, another option I've done is to crop the image to keep only the area of interest. I have an example of that one here: https://youtu.be/7yN044S4UZw
And lastly, I incorporated tiling large images for a project in the past where I couldn't crop or increase the network dimensions. Support for tiling was added to DarkHelp specifically to help with this. You can see how that works here: https://www.ccoderun.ca/darkhelp/api/Tiling.html
Hello @AlexeyAB, first of all, I want to thank you for the great works and now I need your suggestion. Currently, I'm working on custom object detection like birds, etc. I need to detect small objects also. but am not able to detect small objects. To get detect small objects, what I need to do. Here are my questions: