Posts tagged coursera
The YOLO Algorithm, End to End
Every piece of this series assembled into one detector: the grid, the output tensor, the box parameterisation that makes training stable, and the full pipeline.
Anchor Boxes in Object Detection
The one-object-per-cell limit anchor boxes remove, the label vector written out in full, and why k-means on the training set beats hand-picked shapes.
Non-Max Suppression
How detectors collapse dozens of overlapping boxes for one object into a single prediction, the exact algorithm, and the failure it causes in crowds.
Intersection over Union
The overlap metric every detector is scored on, worked with real coordinates, and why two boxes that look close can still fail the 0.5 threshold.
The State of Computer Vision
The data-versus-hand-engineering spectrum, why detection sits further along it than classification, and which benchmark tricks not to ship.
Data Augmentation in Computer Vision
The standard augmentations and what invariance each one encodes, PCA colour augmentation written out, and why the wrong transform quietly costs accuracy.