Open-source alternatives to Zero Shot Object Tracking

The Satellite Imagery Multiscale Rapid Detection with Windowed Networks (SIMRDWN) codebase combines some of the leading object detection algorithms into a unified framework designed to detect objects both large and small in overhead imagery. This work seeks to extend the YOLT modification of…

YOLTv4 builds upon YOLT and SIMRDWN, and updates these frameworks to use the most performant version of YOLO, YOLOv4. YOLTv4 is designed to detect objects in aerial or satellite imagery in arbitrarily large images that far exceed the ~600×600 pixel size typically ingested by deep learning object…

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R-FCN: Object Detection via Region-based Fully Convolutional Networks

This codebase is created to build benchmarks for object detection in aerial images. It is modified from mmdetection. The master branch works with PyTorch 1.1 or higher. If you would like to use PyTorch 0.4.1, please checkout to the pytorch-0.4.1 branch.

This repository contains the code for the paper ReCLIP: A Strong Zero-shot Baseline for Referring Expression Comprehension (ACL 2022).

Detectron is a PyTorch object detection framework and computer vision research platform. It provides implementations of neural network architectures for locating and identifying objects in images, including Mask R-CNN for generating instance segmentation masks and RetinaNet for one-stage detection. The platform supports computer vision prototyping and object detection research through the deployment of pre-trained baseline models. This allows for the rapid implementation and evaluation of visual recognition systems. Its capabilities cover image object localization and instance segmentation w

Detectron2 is a PyTorch computer vision framework and visual recognition platform designed for training and deploying models for object detection, image segmentation, and visual recognition. It provides a research-oriented environment for training complex vision models with multi-GPU acceleration. The project includes a specialized object detection library for identifying and locating multiple objects via bounding boxes, as well as an image segmentation toolkit for creating pixel-level masks through instance, semantic, and panoptic segmentation. Additionally, it features a human pose estimati

Detic: A Detector with image classes that can use image-level labels to easily train detectors.

This project provides a transformer-based object detection model that treats the task as a direct set prediction problem. It implements a vision system capable of predicting bounding boxes and class labels for objects within an image, as well as frameworks for instance and panoptic segmentation. The architecture utilizes a transformer encoder and decoder to perform end-to-end set prediction, employing a Hungarian matcher to assign predicted boxes to ground truth objects. It incorporates a convolutional backbone for feature extraction and a system of learnable object queries to probe image loc

Code release for SLIP Self-supervision meets Language-Image Pre-training

Deformable-DETR is an object detection system for computer vision that uses a transformer-based encoder-decoder architecture. It identifies and locates objects within images by representing potential targets as a set of learnable queries. The project employs sampling-based attention to restrict attention to a small set of points around a reference, reducing computational complexity and speeding up convergence. It further utilizes multi-scale feature fusion to detect objects of varying sizes within a single frame. The system includes capabilities for training models across multiple GPU cluste

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Noah Research

Counting trees manually from satellite images above is a very tedious task. Fortunately, there are several techniques for automating tree counting. Morphological operations and classical segmentation algorithms like the watershed algorithm have been applied to tree counting with limited success…