Closed krambriw closed 4 years ago
GoogLeNet is a image classification model. It only produce 1 "class" output (0~999) for the whole image.
For detecting humans, please refer to my yolov4_crowdhuman. I have included descriptions about Deploying onto Jetson Nano in the README.
Thank you ver y much for the explanation & links! I am actually very happy with YOLOV, it's really good, so this was just a test of the others. I will with high interest look into the links you provided Best regards, Walter
Hi, I am running your examples since long on my Jetson Nano's, working very well (using YOLOv4, full version)
Now I started to play a bit with the other examples, SSD and GoogLeNet. Basically I got it working following your instructions, no problems at all, but I wonder a few things:
1) Is there another model available for GoogLeNet that is better/able to detect people/pedestrians? The model synset_words.txt has a lot of other stuff but is not really suitable to detect humans (ok baseball player I found) 2) Does GoogLeNet provide data for bounding boxes? 3) If so, do you have a sample python code snippet how to extract and use it from the "out" result (out = net.forward(crop[None])) ?
Best regards, Walter