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There is a range of off-the-shelf ONNX object detection models available here. From research, it seemed obvious to go with a YOLO-based model as they have the best performance. Descriptions:
YOLOv3:
A deep CNN model for real-time object detection that detects 80 different classes. A little bigger than YOLOv2 but still very fast. As accurate as SSD but 3 times faster.
Tiny YOLOv3:
A smaller version of YOLOv3 model.
YOLOv4:
Optimizes the speed and accuracy of object detection. Two times faster than EfficientDet. It improves YOLOv3's AP and FPS by 10% and 12%, respectively, with mAP50 of 52.32 on the COCO 2017 dataset and FPS of 41.7 on a Tesla V100.
I have tested both Tiny V3 and V4 on a pi-top [4] with 640 x 480 resolution video feed, results:
Tiny YOLOv3: 1.2 FPS
YOLOv4: 0.11 FPS
Unfortunately, there isn't an ONNX model for Tiny YOLOv4. We could create it and it would be faster and more accurate than Tiny v3 according to this
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There is a range of off-the-shelf ONNX object detection models available here. From research, it seemed obvious to go with a YOLO-based model as they have the best performance. Descriptions:
YOLOv3:
Tiny YOLOv3:
YOLOv4:
I have tested both Tiny V3 and V4 on a pi-top [4] with 640 x 480 resolution video feed, results:
Tiny YOLOv3: 1.2 FPS
YOLOv4: 0.11 FPS
Unfortunately, there isn't an ONNX model for Tiny YOLOv4. We could create it and it would be faster and more accurate than Tiny v3 according to this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: