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Introduction

An object detection algorithm is one that takes in an image, and outputs bounding boxes surrounding the objects of interest in the image. An example is shown below, a dog, bicycle, and a car.



Before you can use an object detection algorithm, you must first predefine what sort of objects (aka classes) you want to be able to detect. Next, you must train the algorithm on example images that contain the objects you want it to learn. These images must be manually la…</description>
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