摘要
转自:爱可可-爱生活
Poor Man's Deep Learning Camera
Build a thin client deep learning camera in Python with the Raspberry Pi, Flask, and YOLO
Installation
You'll need a few different libraries installed on the Raspberry Pi. Most notably, OpenCV 3 with Python bindings, along with Flask.
The Raspberry Pi runs the code, and sends back images from a webserver.
On another computer, you'll run the inference script, and it will detect whether or not there are birds in your webcam's image.
For this to run, you'll need to download and install the Darkflow weights, along with the YOLO model of your choice. Once that's installed, you should then be able to start doing inferences.
I'll add more details shortly.
Hopefully this image makes sense. We run a cheap edge computer that just sends images out of the current webcam frame, and the other computer script does the inference on that deep learning camera.
Blog Post
The blog post accompanying this repo is at Make Art with Python.
Detected Bird Image
Of course, here's a bird that was detected and saved using this script:
链接:
https://github.com/burningion/poor-mans-deep-learning-camera
原文链接:
https://m.weibo.cn/1402400261/4187093880010556
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