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- AI That Teaches Other AI
- Roboflow 100: A New Object Detection Benchmark
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[R] Roboflow 100: An open source object detection benchmark of 224,714 labeled images in novel domains to compare model performance
I'm Jacob, one of the authors of Roboflow 100, A Rich Multi-Domain Object Detection Benchmark, and I am excited to share our work with the community. In object detection, researchers are benchmarking their models on primarily COCO, and in many ways, it seems like a lot of these models are getting close to a saturation point. In practice, everyone is taking these models and finetuning them on their own custom dataset domains, which may vary from tagging swimming pools from Google Maps, to identifying defects in cell phones on an industrial line. We did some work to collect a representative benchmark of these custom domain problems by selecting from over 100,000 public projects on Roboflow Universe into 100 semantically diverse object detection datasets. Our benchmark comprises of 224,714 images, 11,170 labeling hourse, and 829 classes from the community for benchmarking on novel tasks. We also tried out the benchmark on a few popular models - comparing YOLOv5, YOLOv7, and the zero shot capabilities of GLIP. Use the benchmark here: https://github.com/roboflow-ai/roboflow-100-benchmark Paper link here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2211.13523.pdf Or simply learn more here: https://www.rf100.org/ An immense thanks to the community, like this one, for making it possible to make this benchmark - we hope it moves the field forward! I'm around for any questions!
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Introducing RF100: An open source object detection benchmark of 224,714 labeled images across 100 novel domains to compare model performance
Or simply learn more: https://www.rf100.org/
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We took YOLOv5 and YOLOv7, trained them on 100 datasets, and compared their accuracy! 🔥 The results may surprise you.
github repository: https://github.com/roboflow-ai/roboflow-100-benchmark blogpost: https://blog.roboflow.com/roboflow-100/ arXiv paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.13523
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Show HN: Real-World Datasets for Benchmarking Object Detection Models
Github: https://github.com/roboflow-ai/roboflow-100-benchmark
At Roboflow, we've seen users fine-tune hundreds of thousands of computer vision models on custom datasets.
We observed that there's a huge disconnect between the types of tasks people are actually trying to perform in the wild and the types of datasets researchers are benchmarking their models on.
Datasets like MS COCO (with hundreds of thousands of images of common objects) are often used in research to compare models' performance, but then those models are used to find galaxies, look at microscope images, or detect manufacturing defects in the wild (often trained on small datasets containing only a few hundred examples). This leads to big discrepancies in models' stated and real-world performance.
We set out to tackle this problem by creating a new set of datasets that mirror many of the same types of challenges that models will face in the real world. We compiled 100 datasets from our community spanning a wide range of domains, subjects, and sizes.
We've benchmarked a couple of models (YOLOv5, YOLOv7, and GLIP) to start, but could use your help measuring the performance of others on this benchmark (check the GitHub for starter scripts showing how to pull the dataset, fine-tune models, and evaluate). We're very interested to learn which models do best in which real-world scenarios & to give researchers a new tool to make their models more useful for solving real-world problems.
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