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Human Detection Project
PROJECT TITLE
Human Detection Project
GOAL
To create a DL model which will identify the humans in given image.
DATASET
The dataset used for this project can be found at link to dataset.
DESCRIPTION
This project aims to identify the humans in the image. It is trained on the dataset containing CCTV footage images(as indoor as outdoor).
WHAT I HAD DONE
MODELS USED
LIBRARIES NEEDED
The following libraries are required to run this project:
EVALUATION METRICS
The evaluation metrics I used to assess the models:
RESULTS
Results on Val dataset:
CONCLUSION
Based on results we can draw following conclusions:
CNN Model: The CNN model achieved an accuracy of 75.6% and a loss of 0.591. While it demonstrates reasonable performance, there is room for improvement compared to the other models.
VGG16 Model: The VGG16 model outperformed the CNN model with an accuracy of 85.9% and a lower loss of 0.304. It shows the effectiveness of using a pre-trained model like VGG16 for human detection, achieving a higher accuracy and lower loss than the CNN model.
Inception Model: The Inception model achieved an accuracy of 88.6% and a loss of 0.33. It performs well, with a higher accuracy than both the CNN and VGG16 models. This suggests that the Inception architecture is effective in capturing human features and distinguishing them from non-human objects.
Xception Model: The Xception model achieved an accuracy of 84.3% and a loss of 0.481. While it performs decently, it is slightly behind the VGG16 and Inception models in terms of accuracy.
Fine-tuned Inception: The fine-tuned Inception model showed further improvement with an accuracy of 90.2% and a loss of 0.312. Fine-tuning the Inception model likely helped to adapt it more specifically to the task of human image detection, resulting in increased accuracy.