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[ GSOC 2018 ] Automatic Detection and Evaluation #43
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This pull request creates a tool, which can Automatically Evaluate statistics on a given dataset using a choice of network. Currently this implementation only supports evaluation for a single network at a time, but will be further expanded to support multiple networks.
This tool, also requires a config file for the same, containing dataset path, dataset Implementation, Network Weights path, network type, etc.
In general it merges the functionality of both Detector and Evaluator into one tool and calculates the same in one go.
In order to implement the same, I altered Mass Inferencer so as to also push Detected Samples, into a vector, rather than just writing, thereby preventing the evaluator to read again.