detection-utils provides utilities that are common across many object detection projects. This includes things like:
- Box overlap computation (IoU)
- Precision and recall calculations
- Computing targets for training a detector given a set of ground-truth objects and anchor boxes
- Non-maximum suppression
- Coordinate transformation utilities
- Focal loss
All the functions here are well-tested to ensure proper functionality and are used in real projects, so are intended to be enterprise-grade. This repository is meant to ensure that modifications and improvements that are implemented in one object detection project migrate to other projects as appropriate, to reduce code duplication, and to enable a quicker start to working on object detection.
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