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For questions related to object recognition, which is the problem of determining the type/class/category of an object in the image, so object recognition could also be called object classification. This is different from object detection, which is either used to refer to object localization (i.e. find the coordinates of the object in the image) + object classification, or just object localization.
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Understanding a paragraph about object detection with two objects
If I understood that post right (I just skimmed through, so it's possible I missed some details), they are using several predictors on the inputs with several rectangles. This basically means separate …
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How to detect the empty parking spots?
Object detection is a regression of the bounding box (rectangle) around the object. In this way, the two ways you suggest are equivalent.
What I suggest you to look at is lane detection for self-driv …
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