shoumikchow

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by shoumikchow 5y ago
Location: Texas, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, MongoDB, Docker, PyTorch, Tensorflow, Keras, Numpy, OpenCV, AWS Résumé/CV: https://shoumikchow.com/resume Email: hello@shoumikchow.com Web
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
Hi! This exists as a standalone library which means you don't have to go through the trouble of cloning the tensorflow/models repository and using the specific functions you need. Moreover, I'd argue this code is easier to fo
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
Thanks for the comment! I'll look into it and aim for the next major point release.
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
Interesting idea! I'll have to do some studying as to how to make that happen, so I doubt I'll be adding that option anytime soon but I'll be adding it to the icebox. Thank you for the comment!
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
Thanks for the constructive comment! I'll try and see if it is at all possible to implement it in Pillow and maybe re-implement it in a major release, unless it is terribly convoluted.
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
I don't understand the hate. I don't have to solve P=NP to post on HN. If I did solve something complicated, I'd be publishing a paper, not posting here. I thought this is something that might help the community. If people ar
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
You are correct that you do not need this library to draw bounding boxes with a label. You can use OpenCV or Pillow to draw it. However, positioning the label to be exactly above the bounding box can be a little finicky. This just takes car
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by shoumikchow 6y ago
Personally, I've always used OpenCV with all object detection and object recognition tasks I've worked on to take advantage of the many CV functions it provides. So it was only natural for me to use OpenCV since it wouldn't r
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Show HN: bbox-visualizer – Make drawing and labeling bounding boxes easy as cake(github.com)
67 points by shoumikchow 6y ago|23 comments