Yolo9 ClassNames

[makbarin]

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Where can I find classnames for Yolo9 .pt model? I am looking for "deer" ClassID name. Thank you,

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[pderrenger]

Hello! 😊 For the YOLOv9 model, you can find the class names, including the one for "deer", directly in the model's .pt file or in the data.yaml file associated with the dataset you used for training. If you're using one of our pre-trained models, the class names will align with the COCO dataset classes. For specific guidance on accessing these details, please refer to our documentation at https://docs.ultralytics.com/hub. If "deer" is part of the dataset classes, it should be listed there. Happy coding!