Deep Dive into Object Detection with YOLO
Gain insights into YOLO architecture, core concepts like IoU and NMS, and optimization strategies. Delve into real-time object detection, data augmentation, and hyperparameters for various use cases.
My primary role is to design, develop and deploy deep learning solutions that can learn from data, and automate decision-making processes. With a rich background in Computer Vision, Generative AI, and recommendation systems. I try to aim to merge fresh ideas with real-world use.
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What You'll Learn
- An understanding of different types of object detection models
- An understanding of YOLO architecture and its significance in object detection
- Familiarity with core concepts of YOLO, including Intersection over Union (IoU) and non-maximum suppression (NMS)
- Hands-on experience implementing data augmentation techniques for improved model performance
- Working knowledge of overfitting, its implications, and methods to prevent it
- An understanding of topics like batch normalization, optimizers in YOLO, learning rate scheduling, mAP score evaluation, and loss calculations for object detection
Learning Roadmap
1.
Introduction to Object Detection
Introduction to Object Detection
2.
Fundamentals for Understanding YOLO
Fundamentals for Understanding YOLO
3.
YOLOv7 Architecture
YOLOv7 Architecture
11 Lessons
11 Lessons
4.
Improving Model Performance: Handling Overfitting/Underfitting
Improving Model Performance: Handling Overfitting/Underfitting
4 Lessons
4 Lessons
5.
Pre-Trained Models, Fine-Tuning, and Hyperparameters in OD
Pre-Trained Models, Fine-Tuning, and Hyperparameters in OD
4 Lessons
4 Lessons
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