Matthew Roos

I believe images are resized to what size you specify with --img-size. I don't believe the h/w ratio is changed however. Probably zero padding or trimming is used as needed.

But I'm not certain if the ordering is height width, or width height. See #315

I'm a new VoTT user, working with a project on my local machine. One of my first questions was/is... "how can I copy or move this project to another machine?"...

Agreed that this zoom capability is a desirable feature. Even with "standard" 1920x1080 images, it can be hard to accurately and quickly specify bounding boxes for smaller objects. As the...

@MhLiao, @qutrino, and @lifei1229, the color order for opencv is definitely BGR, but it's not clear if switching them back is the proper thing to as it depends on whether...

@MhLiao, @qutrino, and @lifei1229, during training the images are loaded with a torch DataLoader, which uses RGB order. So it would appear that reversing the channel ordering immediately after loading...

Agreed! How about a ```requirements.txt``` file? I can't figure out which combinations of versions of tensorflow, keras, and keras-resnet will make this work.

It seems totally unrelated, but I also get this warning when compiling the CPU code... ``` CXX src/caffe/layers/ctc_loss_layer.cpp src/caffe/layers/ctc_loss_layer.cpp: In function ‘void caffe::cpu_ctc(Dtype*, Dtype*, int*, int*, int*, int, int, Dtype*,...

Yes, at around line 455 in Makefile, I have ``` CXXFLAGS += -std=c++11 ```

@YuliyaLi, unfortunately I don't recall. I eventually moved the work to a different machine, which may have been because of the troubles described in this issue. I don't have access...