Open YashRunwal opened 3 years ago
Unfortunately, I do not see a quick solution to the problem.
@konstantin-frolov , It's okay if it's not a quick solution. I am ready to work on this but I need to know where should I start, what changes I need to make etc.
@konstantin-frolov , It's okay if it's not a quick solution. I am ready to work on this but I need to know where should I start, what changes I need to make etc.
You can try to create a coco dataset with your custom non-square bbox. Read about coco format. I'm using pycococreator to generate coco json file. But it creates a square bounding box from a binary mask. You can try rewriting the code to create your custom boxes. Then retrain MRCNN with your data. There may be errors with loss functions
Hi Yash, try this rotated mask r cnn which might help you https://github.com/mrlooi/rotated_maskrcnn
Hello fellow mask_rcnn users,
I am using Mask_RCNN to perform instance segmentation. An I am using labelme as a labelling tool.
From the implementations, I can see that the bounding boxes are all straight. Is there a way to change the class to accommodate the rotation of the bounding boxes? (Please see the figure below)
This is important because the objects I want to detect should have the rotated anchor boxes, so that I can later determine the orientation, whether it is left or right.
I would appreciate any help I can get.
Regards, Yash Runwal.