dlpy.applications.Tiny_YoloV1¶
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dlpy.applications.Tiny_YoloV1(conn, model_table='Tiny-YoloV1', n_channels=3, width=448, height=448, scale=0.00392156862745098, random_mutation=None, act='leaky', dropout=0, act_detection='AUTO', softmax_for_class_prob=True, coord_type='YOLO', max_label_per_image=30, max_boxes=30, n_classes=20, predictions_per_grid=2, do_sqrt=True, grid_number=7, coord_scale=None, object_scale=None, prediction_not_a_object_scale=None, class_scale=None, detection_threshold=None, iou_threshold=None, random_boxes=False, random_flip=None, random_crop=None)¶ Generates a deep learning model with the Tiny Yolov1 architecture.
Tiny Yolov1 is a very small model of Yolov1, so that it includes fewer numbers of convolutional layer.
Parameters: - conn : CAS
Specifies the connection of the CAS connection.
- model_table : string, optional
Specifies the name of CAS table to store the model.
- n_channels : int, optional
Specifies the number of the channels (i.e., depth) of the input layer.
Default: 3- width : int, optional
Specifies the width of the input layer.
Default: 448- height : int, optional
Specifies the height of the input layer.
Default: 448- scale : double, optional
Specifies a scaling factor to be applied to each pixel intensity values.
Default: 1.0 / 255- random_mutation : string, optional
Specifies how to apply data augmentations/mutations to the data in the input layer.
Valid Values: ‘none’, ‘random’- act: String, optional
Specifies the activation function to be used in the convolutional layer layers and the final convolution layer.
Default: ‘leaky’- dropout: double, optional
Specifies the drop out rate.
Default: 0- act_detection : string, optional
Specifies the activation function for the detection layer.
Valid Values: AUTO, IDENTITY, LOGISTIC, SIGMOID, TANH, RECTIFIER, RELU, SOFPLUS, ELU, LEAKY, FCMP
Default: AUTO- softmax_for_class_prob : bool, optional
Specifies whether to perform Softmax on class probability per predicted object.
Default: True- coord_type : string, optional
Specifies the format of how to represent bounding boxes. For example, a bounding box can be represented with the x and y locations of the top-left point as well as width and height of the rectangle. This format is the ‘rect’ format. We also support coco and yolo formats.
Valid Values: ‘rect’, ‘yolo’, ‘coco’
Default: ‘yolo’- max_label_per_image : int, optional
Specifies the maximum number of labels per image in the training.
Default: 30- max_boxes : int, optional
Specifies the maximum number of overall predictions allowed in the detection layer.
Default: 30- n_classes : int, optional
Specifies the number of classes. If None is assigned, the model will automatically detect the number of classes based on the training set.
Default: 20- predictions_per_grid : int, optional
Specifies the amount of predictions will be done per grid.
Default: 2- do_sqrt : bool, optional
Specifies whether to apply the SQRT function to width and height of the object for the cost function.
Default: True- grid_number : int, optional
Specifies the amount of cells to be analyzed for an image. For example, if the value is 5, then the image will be divided into a 5 x 5 grid.
Default: 7- coord_scale : float, optional
Specifies the weight for the cost function in the detection layer, when objects exist in the grid.
- object_scale : float, optional
Specifies the weight for object detected for the cost function in the detection layer.
- prediction_not_a_object_scale : float, optional
Specifies the weight for the cost function in the detection layer, when objects do not exist in the grid.
- class_scale : float, optional
Specifies the weight for the class of object detected for the cost function in the detection layer.
- detection_threshold : float, optional
Specifies the threshold for object detection.
- iou_threshold : float, optional
Specifies the IOU Threshold of maximum suppression in object detection.
- random_boxes : bool, optional
Randomizing boxes when loading the bounding box information.
Default: False- random_flip : string, optional
Specifies how to flip the data in the input layer when image data is used. Approximately half of the input data is subject to flipping.
Valid Values: ‘h’, ‘hv’, ‘v’, ‘none’- random_crop : string, optional
Specifies how to crop the data in the input layer when image data is used. Images are cropped to the values that are specified in the width and height parameters. Only the images with one or both dimensions that are larger than those sizes are cropped.
Valid Values: ‘none’, ‘unique’, ‘randomresized’, ‘resizethencrop’
Returns: References