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How to train objects to detect the shape of an electronic chip?

Open w136111526 opened this issue 3 years ago • 6 comments
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Hello: I would like to use dlib training to detect this shape object 100 * 100 size target image, search the large image is 2448 * 2048 size, is there a similar example?

w136111526 avatar Jul 04 '22 13:07 w136111526

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w136111526 avatar Jul 04 '22 13:07 w136111526

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w136111526 avatar Jul 04 '22 13:07 w136111526

It seems like it could be achieved with something like this: http://dlib.net/imaging.html#object_detector

Example programs:

arrufat avatar Jul 04 '22 13:07 arrufat

Yeah that HOG detector should work super well for this.

davisking avatar Jul 04 '22 14:07 davisking

Thank you, I refer to the example object_detector_advanced_ex.cpp achieve the same effect?

w136111526 avatar Jul 04 '22 15:07 w136111526

Thank you, I refer to the example object_detector_advanced_ex.cpp achieve the same effect?

I mean, you can, but like the advanced example says at the top, you have to be familiar with http://dlib.net/train_object_detector.cpp.html first before it will make any sense to you. And for what you want you really do just want the HOG one.

davisking avatar Jul 07 '22 00:07 davisking

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