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Is there any other way to get faster YOLOv8n results without using GPU #14529

Open Jesly-Joji opened 1 month ago

Jesly-Joji commented 1 month ago

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I am trying to implement Object Detection on a video using pretrained yolov8n model. But the result video is running very slow. Is it possible to increase the speed without using GPU on the system. I thought to run it in google colab with GPU, but I am having problem to run video in that, as using OpenCV it is giving individual frame of video. Is there any other way out?

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