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why are there two hand detection provided? #15

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DanielMao2015 opened this issue Jan 26, 2022 · 1 comment
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why are there two hand detection provided? #15

DanielMao2015 opened this issue Jan 26, 2022 · 1 comment

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@DanielMao2015
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A wonderful work!!As mentioned above, the Yolo and Solo detection models are provided. I wonder what is the advatange of each model comparing to the other and what is the dataset to train the detect.
@MahmudulAlam
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Hi @DanielMao2015
Sorry for the late response. SOLO is much faster than YOLO, however, YOLO is more accurate than SOLO. So, it is a trade-off and you have to choose the detection model based on your application. If you have a faster processor I would suggest using YOLO. You can find the dataset to train the model in the readme.

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