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End-to-end automation platform for computer vision projects.

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GVISION 🚀

GVISION is an end-to-end automation platform for computer vision projects, providing seamless integration from data collection to model training and deployment. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, GVISION simplifies the entire process, allowing you to focus on building and deploying powerful models.

Features ✨

  • Easy-to-Use Interface: Intuitive UI design for effortless project management and model development.
  • No Coding Required: Build and train models without writing any code.
  • Roboflow Integration: Easily download datasets from Roboflow for your computer vision projects.
  • Multiple Tasks Supported: Develop models for object detection, segmentation, classification, and pose estimation.
  • Ultralytics Model Training: Train your custom models using Ultralytics YOLOv8.
  • Live Monitoring with TensorBoard: Monitor model training and performance in real-time using TensorFlow's TensorBoard integration.
  • Performance Monitoring: View model performance and visualize results.
  • Quick Deployment: Deploy trained models seamlessly for various applications.
  • Streamlit Deployment Demo: Quickly deploy your trained models with Streamlit for interactive demos and visualization.

Getting Started 🌟

  1. Note: Before Installation It's recommended to create a new Python environment or Conda environment before installing GVISION. This will prevent potential conflicts with your existing dependencies and ensure a smooth installation process.

  2. Installation You can install GVISION using pip:

pip install gvision

Global CLI

  1. Run GVISION: Launch the GVISION application directly in the Command Line Interface (CLI).
gvision

Global cli

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GVISION-AUTOMATION

  1. Import Your Data: Use the Roboflow integration to import datasets and preprocess your data.

  2. Train Your Model: Utilize Ultralytics for training your custom models with ease.

  3. Deploy Your Model: Showcase your trained models with Streamlit deployment for interactive visualization.

Documentation 📚

For detailed instructions on how to use GVISION, check out the Documentation.

License 📝

GVISION is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing 🤝

We welcome contributions from the community! If you have any feature requests, bug reports, or ideas for improvement, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

Upcoming Features 🚀

  • Video Support: Upload video datasets and train models for video analysis.
  • Predicted Video Generation: Generate predicted videos based on model inference results.

Version 0.9 of GVISION will introduce exciting new features, including video support and predicted video generation capabilities. Stay tuned for updates!

Support 💌

For any questions, feedback, or support requests, please contact us at gaurang.ingle@gmail.com.

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