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What does each column mean in prediction ? #154

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12343954 opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 0 comments
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What does each column mean in prediction ? #154

12343954 opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 0 comments

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Specifically column 5 (0.9952), column 6(0.9997),which is the precision?

i know

  1. column 0 is index of images
  2. column[1-4] is the bbox
  3. last column is the index of coco.names

output:

$ python detect.py --images imgs/dog.jpg --det det

Loading network.....
Network successfully loaded

prediction = tensor([
        [  0.0000,  89.2452, 110.7772, 303.7112, 294.3270,   0.9952,   0.9997, 1.0000],
        [  0.0000, 256.4473,  98.3855, 373.3513, 144.1134,   0.9954,   0.9407, 7.0000],
        [  0.0000,  69.5613, 173.2573, 170.4126, 343.0031,   0.9997,   0.9894, 16.0000]])

dog.jpg              predicted in  0.150 seconds
Objects Detected:    bicycle truck dog
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SUMMARY
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Task                     : Time Taken (in seconds)

Reading addresses        : 0.000
Loading batch            : 0.178
Detection (1 images)     : 0.150
Output Processing        : 0.000
Drawing Boxes            : 0.004
Average time_per_img     : 0.333
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