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Chapter 14 - Building the Purrfect Cat Locator App with TensorFlow Object Detection API

Note: All images in this directory, unless specified otherwise, are licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.

Figure List

Figure number Description Notes
14-1 Building an AI cat sprinkler system, like this Havahart Spray Away Motion Detector
14-2 Running a familiar photo on Google’s Vision AI API to obtain object detection results
14-3 Object detection prediction in the ready-to-use Jupyter Notebook from the TensorFlow Models repository
14-4 Running a real-time object detector model on an Android device
14-5 Creating a new Object Detection project in CustomVision.ai
14-6 Dashboard with bounding box and class name
14-7 Measuring improvement in percent mean average precision with increasing number of images per class
14-8 Detected Simpsons characters with the final model, represented by US congress members of the same first name (see note at the beginning of this section)
14-9 A timeline of different object detection architectures (image source: Recent Advances in Deep Learning for Object Detection by Xiongwei Wu et al.) Page 3, Figure 2
14-10 The effect of object detection architecture as well as the backbone architecture (feature extractor) on the percent mean average precision and prediction time Page 8, Figure 2
14-11 A visual representation of the IoU ratio
14-12 IoU illustrated; predictions from better models tend to have heavier overlap with the ground truth, resulting in a higher IoU
14-13 Using NMS to find the bounding box that best represents the location of the object in an image
14-14 Photographs of objects taken in a variety of different settings to train an object detector model
14-15 Some creative photographs taken during the process of building a diverse currency dataset
14-16 Click the Open Dir button and then select the directory that contains the training data
14-17 Select the Create RectBox from the panel on the left to make a bounding box that covers the cat
14-18 Each image is accompanied by an XML file that contains the label information and the bounding box information
14-19 Colorizing hair with ModiFace app by accurately mapping the pixels belonging to the hair
14-20 Image segmentation performed on frames from a dashcam (CamVid dataset)
14-21 Detected objects along with their classes from the SmartDeviceBox refrigerator
14-22 An aerial photograph of wildebeest taken from a small survey airplane
14-23 The 2013 Kumbh Mela, as captured by an attendee Image credit: Seba Della y Sole Bossio, used under CC BY 2.0
14-24 Face detection feature on Seeing AI
14-25 Detecting traffic lights and signs on a self-driving car using the NVIDIA Drive Platform (image source)