Human behavior with YOLO-World Cookbook #915
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Hi @SkalskiP ,
I got really excited after seeing your YOLO-World demo and it sparked a cool idea in me. I decided to whip up a guide that shows how this awesome tool can be a game-changer for physical stores. It's all about spotting different kinds of customers, like the ones wearing hats or backpacks, which could be super helpful for shops to get to know their visitors better.
I also touched on the importance of keeping track of these detections for stores since that's the goldmine for making all kinds of reports and plans. I made sure to explain how to save this data in the guide.
One thing I noticed, though, is that YOLO-World can sometimes get a bit overeager and flag a few false positives in real-life settings. But I think it's all part of the learning curve and definitely something we can work around.
I'm really keen to hear your thoughts and any feedback you might have!
Cheers,
Ado