MMDetection: An open toolbox that helps computers find things in photos
MMDetection is a friendly, shared set of tools that makes it easier to teach computers how to spot items in pictures.
It started small but grew into a full toolbox that many people use to build and test vision systems.
You can try lots of ready-made settings and there are pre-trained tricks for over 200+ models, so you don’t need to start from zero.
The team also ran many tests to compare methods — a simple benchmark — so you can see what works best for your idea.
It is free, open, and kept up to date by many makers, so new features keep coming.
If you like to tinker, reuse, or build something new that finds objects in photos, this is a place to start.
The project lives online and anyone can download and try, learn fast and change things as they wish.
It is useful for students, makers, and curious people who want computers to see better.
Read article comprehensive review in Paperium.net:
MMDetection: Open MMLab Detection Toolbox and Benchmark
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