yolo2_light

Light version of convolutional neural network Yolo v3 & v2 for objects detection with a minimum of dependencies (INT8-inference, BIT1-XNOR-inference)

This repository supports:

• both Windows and Linux
• both OpenCV <= 3.3.0 and OpenCV 2.4.13
• both cuDNN >= 7.1.1
• CUDA >= 8.0

How to compile:

• To compile for CPU just do make on Linux or build yolo_cpu.sln on Windows

• To compile for GPU set flag GPU=1 in the Makefile on Linux or build yolo_gpu.sln on Windows

  Required both CUDA >= 8.0 and cuDNN >= 7.1.1

How to start:

• Download yolov3.weights to the bin directory and run ./yolo.sh on Linux (or yolo_cpu.cmd / yolo_gpu.cmd on Windows)
• Download yolov3-tiny.cfg to the bin directory and run ./tiny-yolo.sh

How to use INT8-inference:

• Use flag -quantized at the end of command, for example, tiny-yolo-int8.sh or yolo_cpu_int8.cmd
• For the custom dataset, you should use input_calibration= parameter in your cfg-file, from the correspon cfg-file: yolov3-tiny.cfg or yolov3.cfg, ...

How to use BIT1-XNOR-inference - only for custom models (you should train it by yourself):

• You should base your cfg-file on tiny-yolo-obj_xnor.cfg and train it by using this repository as usual https://github.com/AlexeyAB/darknet
• Then use it for Detection-test or for getting Accuracy (mAP):
  • ./darknet detector test data/obj.names tiny-yolo-obj_xnor.cfg data/tiny-yolo-obj_xnor_5000.weights -thresh 0.15 dog.jpg
  • ./darknet detector map data/obj.data tiny-yolo-obj_xnor.cfg data/tiny-yolo-obj_xnor_5000.weights -thresh 0.15

Other models by the link: https://pjreddie.com/darknet/yolo/