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Object discovery that is both effective and precise has been a hotly debated issue in the progression of PC vision frameworks. The exactness of item discovery has expanded emphatically starting from the presentation of profound learning strategies. The venture means to consolidate state of the art object recognition strategies determined to accomplish high precision with ongoing execution. A huge test in many item identification frameworks is the dependence on other PC vision methods to help the profound learning-based approach, which results in sluggish and subpar execution. In this venture, we utilize an altogether profound learning-based way to deal with tackle the issue of article discovery beginning to end. The network is trained on the most difficult publicly available dataset (DARKNET-53), on which an annual object detection challenge is held. The resulting system is quick and accurate, making it useful for applications that require object detection. We train the network parameters and compare the mean average precision computed from pre-trained network parameters. In addition, we propose a post-processing method for performing real-time object tracking in live video feeds. |
