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Which method for image detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to protoype a model that would do object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN, but realized just now that this library is too slow for my usage.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?

Which method for image detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to protoype a model that would do object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN, but realized just now that this library is too slow for my usage.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?

Which method for image object detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to protoype a model that would do object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN, but R-CNN. Now the model is running I realized just now that this library is too slow for my usage.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?

Which method for object detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to protoype prototype a model that would do object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN. Now the model is running I realized that this library is too slow for my usage.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?

Which method for object detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to prototype a model that would do for object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN. Now the model is running I realized that this library is too slow for my usage.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?

Which method for object detection at 25 fps, full HD?

So I promised to prototype a model for object detection trained on my own labeled videos; in real time on full HD video @25 fps. I have spent quite some time learning Mask R-CNN. Now the model is running I realized that this library is too slow for my usage.slow.

I have googled OpenCV, browsed through LearnOpenCV, searched these forums, peaked at the tutorials at opencv.org etc. I understand that using the DNN module with C++ will let me train my own model and do object detection at some frame rate.

Which OpenCV based method would you choose for training an object detection model to work @25 fps, full HD?