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Hello @shrybht , May I know the command you are using to run the script ? Did you download the YOLO v3 weights file from the link provided in readme ? |
Thanks for your quick response. I apologize. I have mixed up some commands. And, yes I did download the weights and followed every step you had mentioned.
I am getting this error:
Could you help me proceed further? |
I got the output. I had the weights downloaded into a wrong folder. |
I have trained my own dataset in darknet and I used darket way of testing and the result was pretty good. I have used your program to convert it to OpenCV but I am unable to see the bounding boxes in the image. I have used same image for testing in darknet and OpenCV. |
Hello @yjdeveloper , May I know the command you are using to run the script ? |
I uses following command to run:
*$ ../darknet detector test cfg/obj.data cfg/yolo-voc.2.0.cfg
backup/yolo-voc_100.weights cnp1.png*
I am using Python Python 3.7.1 and OpenCV 3.4.3 versions.
I have used my trained weights and coco.names in your code but I am not
getting the expected output like darknet output.
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Hello @yjdeveloper <https://github.com/yjdeveloper> , May I know the
command you are using to run the script ?
And Python and OpenCV version ? You used YOLO v3 to train ?
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Can you share the command you are using to run the Python script ? |
I have used the following Python Scirpt:
*$ python yolo.py --image images/cnp.png --config yolo-coco/yolo-voc.2.0
--weights yolo-coco/yolo-voc_100 --classes yolo-coco/obj.names*
*Note: I have used your code
from https://github.com/arunponnusamy/object-detection-opencv/blob/master/yolo_opencv.py
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Had u resolved the @yjdeveloper 's issue because i also want to use your code with my own trained modal ? |
my model is giving good results when testing through darknet but its not giving results when using the given code for custom objects. what can be the issue |
@yjdeveloper can you share me the links that you trained withdarknet and testing that you have done? |
I think you should add the address but make sure to double the slashes, |
Hi @arunponnusamy
I am a beginner and trying to run the code you provided. After running the code, I was expecting to see the output something similar to:
But, I guess my code is not running completely, because I see just this:
Could you please help me out?
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