How computers learn to recognize objects instantly | Joseph Redmon
How computers learn to recognize objects instantly | Joseph Redmon
Ten years ago, researchers thought that getting a computer to tell the difference between a cat and a dog would be almost impossible. Today, computer vision systems do it with greater than 99 percent accuracy. How? Joseph Redmon works on the YOLO (You Only Look Once) system, an open-source method of object detection that can identify objects in images and video — from zebras to stop signs — with lightning-quick speed. In a remarkable live demo, Redmon shows off this important step forward for applications like self-driving cars, robotics and even cancer detection.
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I like his desktop, what is his OS? and theme ?
Look at – (1) `Picture of Dragon (Satanic Pic) in his Laptop , (2) software’s name is `Darknet’ , (3) The circle is similar to Illuminatic, (4) All are in red color …………. it is not a coincidence
The terminators will definitely use some version of his code
sound is broken somehow
what if we want to target only one particular person and ignoring others???
awesome…!!!!
Wonderful explanation. The computer vision is one of the great challenge in Robotics and anonymous vehicles, this algorithm will act most appropriate like the biological model vision. It is going to strive its effort in Pathology domain as well…
amazing
Finally a Ted talk actually works for something. Thank you local Thor. We appreciate technology.
More video show me please send me link your videos
I love it great
Mind blowing!
Oh damn – it sort of pains me to see how people (the audience) struggle to see the awesomeness and achievement of this person. He probably could have lit a fart for more total applause.
This looks like mostly bullshit and is bullshit. How the f**k is he processing things so quickly on a normal pc.
I was looking for the Genius and I found the Alien.
Here, We discuss about the Google’s awesome feature called Google Colab, Google Colaboratory and Colab Notebook. We give you information about What is Google Colab ? and also discuss the What is Google Colaboratory Notebook ?
https://www.techfoul.com/2019/10/google-colab-what-is-google.html
And yet the computer still can’t tell the difference between a cat and a dog without having been trained on the specific differences to express beforehand, meaning the misleading example that motivated the talk still doesn’t work. Else, a good talk.
Does any one knows if the source code is open source?
Computers do not recognise instantly the recognise at the speed of the processor
Nice!!!!!!!!
i am not sure if its save to be opensource…
how can we access the darknet technology ?
not sure if darknet is the best name
Anyone who can post the link for the github code ?
Youtube recognized me for watchimg related videos like these.
Easier to stalk your crush now – what a time to be alive.
I did not find answer for " How computers learn to recognise objects instantly " in the whole video … Just saw recognising objects instantly !!!!
Wow….. me and this guy has the same last name
This is how America should be with everything, just, I created this, here you go. But instead we got a bunch of greedy bastards holding the world back trying to make money on a good idea and if they never get what they want, the world loses in the tech.
That is the kind of mind set that is dooming society. What they have done here is created something and let anyone have access so they can now create even more. That is what we need.
5:45 on m’laptop
I’m still waiting for the explanation of how computers learn to recognize objects.
Highly appreciable work by this dude..
Bro you daknet is so sophesticated and you open sourced it….you are a hero
5:42 parrot as a teddy bear
why do i get the feeling that all those times i had to prove i wasnt a Robot……
and then haveing to choose all the boxes with a picture of some kind of objects but only choose the boxes containing the 1 object…..
wow would you look at that….instead of having to Pay Someone or Instead of doing the Hours them selves and having to Run the programming of it over and over them selves by teaching the computer how and what to focus on…..
they had us do it for them….FOR FREE
the outcome this technology……
only one question: How computers learn to recognize objects instantly?
Amazing! Thank you for open sourcing this. I will be using it as a part of my smart dorm room project I am building !
can we recognize faces with that technique?
I thought he is going to explain about cnn.
Watch it’s final result by me:
https://youtu.be/F8-6kqiT0ps
(TUTORIAL SOON)
You can have a look at an example here:
https://predictivehacks.com/object-detection-with-yolo/
So great that darknet comes with an open source licence !!
I loved this demonstration, thanks for creating YOLO, i have done a project using YOLO to detect 3 classes (person, hat, vest), the idea is to use it to detect wether the workiers on construction sites are wearing appropiate PPEs or not. i trained it with a custom dataset and is running on a Raspberry PI with an Intel NCS2, you can see my results here: https://youtu.be/rFMc3FNQFL4
for a second it thought he had an invisible skateboard but I like darknet all the same.
wonderful work👏👏👏👏
Can I get the link for the code ..
How can anyone like this video?
Did you get an answer? This is just an ad for a very poorly named company…
Dude, I want that red, hellish interface ‘theme’ or whatever. What’s it called?
3:22 skateboard lol
UW!!!!!!!
Computers don’t learn to recognize things instantly. The title is misleading. They teach the computer to recognize things and it just recognizes them. But if you took the stop sign and altered it, it wouldn’t recognize it. That is because it isn’t learning, it is programmed. It isn’t AI. AI would be able to know it is a stop sign even when it looks nothing like one, just as an example.