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Is there way to support yolo-obb model? #24

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filot977 opened this issue Oct 1, 2024 · 4 comments
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Is there way to support yolo-obb model? #24

filot977 opened this issue Oct 1, 2024 · 4 comments
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@filot977
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filot977 commented Oct 1, 2024

Dear authors.

Do you have any plan to support yolo-obb model?

Thank you.

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Koldim2001 commented Oct 1, 2024

Good afternoon.
Development in this area is underway. Most likely, a separate library called patched_obb_infer from our development team will be released in the next month. So stay tuned for updates. I will let you know when the first release is available. The current estimate is for early November.

@Koldim2001 Koldim2001 added the enhancement New feature or request label Oct 2, 2024
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Is there away to validate model output while using patch_inference as it usually boost the overall performance ?

previously I was able to do so with a tool like sahi inference after transforming annotations to coco annotations.

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@Alisoltan82 Unfortunately, there isn't a ready-made tool to directly export patch inference results to COCO format. However, you can still obtain the results of the patch inference algorithm in a structured way, which you can then convert to any desired format, including COCO. Here's how you can access the results:

# Final Results:
img = result.image
confidences = result.filtered_confidences
boxes = result.filtered_boxes
polygons = result.filtered_polygons
classes_ids = result.filtered_classes_id
classes_names = result.filtered_classes_names

With these results, you can write the data into any format you need, including COCO. While we don't currently have a built-in tool for directly saving to COCO, we might consider adding such a feature in the future. For now, you can manually convert the results to COCO format using the data provided.

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Thanks

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