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There is no objectdetection folder and i run the demo ,if there is no smoke or fire ,it will be wrong #1

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senlin-ali opened this issue Mar 1, 2020 · 6 comments

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@senlin-ali
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@RashadGarayev
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Please install this https://github.com/tensorflow/models .And read installation.clone this project and add all file,folder to tensorflow/models/tree/master/research/object_detection/ folder .after run python3 object-detection-webcam.py file.

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Thanku very much!! I saw this paper before and i want to know if this can detect fire images and fire coloured objects correctly

@RashadGarayev
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Thank you.This model trained Faster Rcnn inseption-pets ,tested-never fails. Simply using tensorflow object detection api you can assign objects with your own models instead of native ssd, mask rcnn object detection model or other.

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tl96 commented Nov 3, 2020

export_inference_graph.py this file not found,hope to answer,Tanks

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RashadGarayev commented Nov 7, 2020

export_inference_graph.py this file not found,hope to answer,Tanks
I added that file to a folder

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Thanku very much!! I saw this paper before and i want to know if this can detect fire images and fire coloured objects correctly

Yes, you can use it easily. Only some light areas can be recognized as fire. You can use segmentation, which is a more ideal tool for this.

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