neer201

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   by neer201 3y ago

   Yes, I agree that Stone Soup is well-suited for research because it allows for extensive customization of the scenario and algorithm. However, due to its Python base, it's not the best solution for production environments. Thank you, I
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   by neer201 3y ago

   Thx, I am agree with you.
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   by neer201 3y ago

   Actually, DeepSORT doesn't use a hypothesis tree, which is common in many hyped CV tracking algorithms. I believe this is due to the abundant contextual data available in dense images. However, in self-driving scenarios, where other se
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   by neer201 3y ago

   Yes, I am familiar with it. Thank you for mentioning it. It's really cool that in the comments we have a lot of options for similar projects. As mentioned earlier with Stone Soup, there is an interesting point. Most tracking libraries
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   by neer201 3y ago

   Thx! Yes, you're right about Stone Soup. It's a great library with a wide range of code for developing tracking algorithms. And it's in Python. I really like this library! But my approach is a bit different. I'm focusing
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   Show HN: Multi-Object Tracking in Python(github.com)

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