* Add instance segmentation example - first version of training code
* Add MMOD options; get rid of the cache approach, and instead load all MMOD rects upfront
* Improve console output
* Set filter count
* Minor tweaking
* Inference - first version, at least compiles!
* Ignore overlapped boxes
* Ignore even small instances
* Set overlaps_ignore
* Add TODO remarks
* Revert "Set overlaps_ignore"
This reverts commit 65adeff1f8.
* Set result size
* Set label image size
* Take ignore-color into account
* Fix the cropping rect's aspect ratio; also slightly expand the rect
* Draw the largest findings last
* Improve masking of the current instance
* Add some perturbation to the inputs
* Simplify ground-truth reading; fix random cropping
* Read even class labels
* Tweak default minibatch size
* Learn only one class
* Really train only instances of the selected class
* Remove outdated TODO remark
* Automatically skip images with no detections
* Print to console what was found
* Fix class index problem
* Fix indentation
* Allow to choose multiple classes
* Draw rect in the color of the corresponding class
* Write detector window classes to ostream; also group detection windows by class (when ostreaming)
* Train a separate instance segmentation network for each classlabel
* Use separate synchronization file for each seg net of each class
* Allow more overlap
* Fix sorting criterion
* Fix interpolating the predicted mask
* Improve bilinear interpolation: if output type is an integer, round instead of truncating
* Add helpful comments
* Ignore large aspect ratios; refactor the code; tweak some network parameters
* Simplify the segmentation network structure; make the object detection network more complex in turn
* Problem: CUDA errors not reported properly to console
Solution: stop and join data loader threads even in case of exceptions
* Minor parameters tweaking
* Loss may have increased, even if prob_loss_increasing_thresh > prob_loss_increasing_thresh_max_value
* Add previous_loss_values_dump_amount to previous_loss_values.size() when deciding if loss has been increasing
* Improve behaviour when loss actually increased after disk sync
* Revert some of the earlier change
* Disregard dumped loss values only when deciding if learning rate should be shrunk, but *not* when deciding if loss has been going up since last disk sync
* Revert "Revert some of the earlier change"
This reverts commit 6c852124ef.
* Keep enough previous loss values, until the disk sync
* Fix maintaining the dumped (now "effectively disregarded") loss values count
* Detect cats instead of aeroplanes
* Add helpful logging
* Clarify the intention and the code
* Review fixes
* Add operator== for the other pixel types as well; remove the inline
* If available, use constexpr if
* Revert "If available, use constexpr if"
This reverts commit 503d4dd335.
* Simplify code as per review comments
* Keep estimating steps_without_progress, even if steps_since_last_learning_rate_shrink < iter_without_progress_thresh
* Clarify console output
* Revert "Keep estimating steps_without_progress, even if steps_since_last_learning_rate_shrink < iter_without_progress_thresh"
This reverts commit 9191ebc776.
* To keep the changes to a bare minimum, revert the steps_since_last_learning_rate_shrink change after all (at least for now)
* Even empty out some of the previous test loss values
* Minor review fixes
* Can't use C++14 features here
* Do not use the struct name as a variable name
* Add test case that makes MMOD loss go negative with certain ignore-rect configuration
* Disregard duplicate truth boxes
* Minor optimization
* Remove possibly outdated comment
* Clarify the detection count test criterion a little
* Review fix
* Review fixes:
- for perf reasons, keep only the first rect for each truth idx
- fix warning message grammar
* Clear truth_idxs between samples
* Move truth_idxs inside loop body after all
* Push to truth_idxs even when the box can't be detected; improve formatting
When dlib is compiling, cmake will compare python architecture and target
architecture. So in cross-compiling case, it is irrevelant because host and
target architecture often differs. The main problem come from checking python
architecture on host and not on target.
Here is an error when compiling dlib from x86_64 to arm 32-bit target :
```
Python config failure: Python is 64-bit, chosen compiler is 32-bit
```
So :
- Skipping the comparation when cross-compiling is enabled.
Signed-off-by: Romain Naour <romain.naour@smile.fr>
Signed-off-by: Alexandre PAYEN <alexandre.payen@smile.fr>
* Upgrades dlib's included libjpeg to version 8d
* Overloads load_jpeg to read from memory buffer
* Removes "__inline__" define in jconfig, broke VC build
* Changes buffer size type to size_t
