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best way to do the traincascade via the standalone tool

Hi all

I'm trying to train a classifier to detect cars shadows (rear view) and I am facing difficulties doing that. I don't know exactly what is needed to do so as I'm using around 280 positive samples converted to gray, cropped exactly to the object (160x45). My target dimensions: -w 60 -h 17

There is no very good results. Do I need more samples? Is it required to do histogram equalization (before or after)? Appreciate any help really

Thanks

best way to do the traincascade via the standalone tool

Hi all

I'm trying to train a classifier to detect cars shadows (rear view) and I am facing difficulties doing that. I don't know exactly what is needed to do so as I'm using around 280 positive samples with 4000 negatives converted to gray, cropped exactly to the object (160x45). My target dimensions: -w 60 -h 17

There is no very good results. Do I need more samples? Is it required to do histogram equalization (before or after)? Appreciate any help really

Thanks

best way to do the traincascade via the standalone tool

Hi all

I'm trying to train a classifier to detect cars shadows (rear view) and I am facing difficulties doing that. I don't know exactly what is needed to do so as I'm using around 280 positive samples with 4000 negatives converted to gray, cropped exactly to the object (160x45). My target dimensions: -w 60 -h 17

There is no very good results. Do I need more samples? Is it required to do histogram equalization (before or after)? after)? Is it mandotary to use the annotation tool (I'm using cropped images to my pos.txt having things like pos/pos2.png 1 0 0 160 45)? Appreciate any help really

Thanks

best way to do the traincascade via the standalone tool

Hi all

I'm trying to train a classifier to detect cars shadows (rear view) and I am facing difficulties doing that. I don't know exactly what is needed to do so as I'm using around 280 positive samples with 4000 negatives converted to gray, cropped exactly to the object (160x45). My target dimensions: -w 60 -h 17

There is no very good results. Do I need more samples? Is it required to do histogram equalization (before or after)? Is it mandotary to use the annotation tool (I'm using cropped images to so my pos.txt having things like pos/pos2.png 1 0 0 160 45)? Appreciate any help really

Thanks

best way to do the traincascade via the standalone tool

Hi all

I'm trying to train a classifier to detect cars shadows (rear view) and I am facing difficulties doing that. that, later I want to use the output to verify the possible car region via HOG+SVM (will worry about it later). I don't know exactly what is needed to do so as I'm using around 280 692 positive samples with 4000 4400 negatives converted to gray, cropped exactly to the object (160x45). (160x45). for training I'm using 600 pos, 3500 neg. My target dimensions: -w 60 -h 17

There Positive samples are like (160x45): image description

Negative samlpes are like (160x45): image description

And this is no very good results. the horrible result with only 1 correct catch (I made the rectangle height similar to the width to match the whole car):

image description

What exactly is wrong? Do I need more samples? Is it required to do histogram equalization (before or after)? Is it mandotary to use the annotation tool (I'm using cropped images so my pos.txt having things like pos/pos2.png 1 0 0 160 45)? 45)? Do my negative samples should be a full image or just peices matches the size of the positives? I'm so confused! Appreciate any help really

Thanks