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Grounding DINO: Achieving SOTA Zero-Shot Learning Object Detection
May 12, 2023, 10:01 p.m. | Rohini Vaidya
Towards AI - Medium pub.towardsai.net
Enabling Robust and Flexible Detection of Novel Objects without Extensive Retraining or Data Collection
The lack of flexibility is a major challenge with most object detection models as they are specifically trained to recognize only a limited set of predetermined classes. Expanding or modifying the list of identifiable objects requires collecting and labeling additional data, followed by retraining the model from scratch, which is inevitably a time-consuming and costly process.
The aim of zero-shot detectors is to disrupt the current …
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