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Object Detection Theorey

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Object Detection Theorey

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Object Detection

• Image Classification :
• In Image classification, it takes an image as an input and outputs the
classification label of that image with some metric (probability, loss,
accuracy, etc).
• For Example: An image of a cat can be classified as a class label “cat”
or an image of Dog can be classified as a class label “dog” with some
probability
• Object Localization: This algorithm locates the presence of an object
in the image and represents it with a bounding box. It takes an image
as input and outputs the location of the bounding box in the form of
(position, height, and width).
• Object Detection:
• Object Detection algorithms act as a combination of image
classification and object localization.
• It takes an image as input and produces one or more bounding boxes
with the class label attached to each bounding box.
• These algorithms are capable enough to deal with multi-class
classification and localization as well as to deal with the objects with
multiple occurrences.
IMAGE SEGMENTATION
• Image segmentation is a further extension of object detection in which
we mark the presence of an object through pixel-wise masks generated
for each object in the image.
• This technique is more granular than bounding box generation because
this can help us in determining the shape of each object present in the
image because instead of drawing bounding boxes , segmentation
helps to figure out pixels that are making that object.
OD VS IS
IMAGE SEGMENTATION
• There are primarily two types of segmentation:
• Instance Segmentation: Multiple instances of same class are separate
segments i.e. objects of same class are treated as different. Therefore,
all the objects are coloured with different colour even if they belong to
same class.
• Semantic Segmentation: All objects of same class form a single
classification ,therefore , all objects of same class are coloured by
same colour.
EG SS AND IS

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