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What is the standard approach to object detection?
What is the standard approach to object detection?
- Histogram of oriented gradients (HOG)
- Template matching
- Edge detection
- Sliding window (correct)
In object detection, what is the focus of classification?
In object detection, what is the focus of classification?
- Recognizing patterns in images (correct)
- Measuring pixel intensity
- Locating objects in an image
- Identifying edges in images
What is the main difference between classification and detection in object detection?
What is the main difference between classification and detection in object detection?
- Classification determines the location of objects, detection determines the type of objects
- Classification asks 'Is this a', detection asks 'Where is the' (correct)
- Classification is performed on entire images, detection is performed on patches
- Classification focuses on patterns, detection focuses on edges
Which method implements object detection using region-based CNNs?
Which method implements object detection using region-based CNNs?
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What are the design issues and trade-offs involved in building object detection methods?
What are the design issues and trade-offs involved in building object detection methods?
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Study Notes
Object Detection Fundamentals
- The standard approach to object detection involves identifying the location and class of objects within an image.
Classification in Object Detection
- The focus of classification in object detection is to determine the class or category of the object, rather than just its presence or absence.
Classification vs Detection
- The main difference between classification and detection is that classification involves assigning a single label to an entire image, whereas detection involves locating and classifying objects within an image.
Region-Based CNNs
- The method that implements object detection using region-based CNNs is referred to as Faster R-CNN (Region-based Convolutional Neural Networks).
Design Issues and Trade-Offs
- Building object detection methods involves design issues and trade-offs, such as:
- Balancing accuracy and speed
- Choosing between precision and recall
- Handling class imbalance and occlusion
- Addressing computational resources and memory constraints
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