bikz05 / object-detector

Object Detection Framework using HOG as descriptor and Linear SVM as classifier.
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object-detector

Object Detector using HOG as descriptor and Linear SVM as classifier. | Video

Run the code

I have created a single python script that can be used to test the code. To test the code, run the lines below in your terminal.

git clone https://github.com/bikz05/object-detector.git
cd object-detector/bin
test-object-detector

The test-object-detector will download the UIUC Image Database for Car Detection and train a classifier to detect cars in an image. The SVM model files will be stored in data/models, so that they can be resused later on.

Configuration File

All the configurations are in the data/config/config.cfg configuration files. You can change it as per your need. Here is what the default configuration file looks like (which I have set for Car Detector)-

[hog]
min_wdw_sz: [100, 40]
step_size: [10, 10]
orientations: 9
pixels_per_cell: [8, 8]
cells_per_block: [3, 3]
visualize: False
normalize: True

[nms]
threshold: .3

[paths]
pos_feat_ph: ../data/features/pos
neg_feat_ph: ../data/features/neg
model_path: ../data/models/svm.model

About the modules

Some of the results

Test Image 1

Detections before NMS

Image 1

Detections after NMS

Test Image 2

Detections before NMS

Detections after NMS

Test Image 3

Detections before NMS

Detections after NMS

Test Image 4

Detections before NMS

Detections after NMS

TODO

Here is list of tasks that I am planning to implement in the future -

Useful tutorials

  1. Histogram of Oriented Gradients and Object Detection
  2. Image Pyramids with Python and OpenCV
  3. Sliding Windows for Object Detection with Python and OpenCV
  4. Non-Maximum Suppression for Object Detection in Python
  5. (Faster) Non-Maximum Suppression in Python
  6. Texture Matching using Local Binary Patterns (LBP), OpenCV, scikit-learn and Python
  7. Detección de objetos Course by Coursera