Computer Vision Application Analysis based on Object Detection

Object detection is a computer vision method that allows for the identification and localization of specific classes of objects in images or videos. It goes beyond simple object classification and helps provide a better understanding of the object in question. Object detection has numerous applications, including automating business processes like inventory management in retail [1]. It can detect objects that occupy between 2% and 60% of an image’s area and clusters of objects as a single entity. Additionally, it can localize objects at high speeds, typically greater than 15 frames per second. Vehicle detection is a crucial component in the development of autonomous vehicles, enabling them to identify and perceive objects in their environment. It involves identifying and locating vehicles in image or video frames and has various applications in surveillance and security systems. There are different techniques and models for object detection, including traditional image processing methods and modern deep learning networks. Traditional methods like Viola-Jones, SIFT, and histogram of oriented gradients do not require historical data for training and are unsupervised. Popular image processing tools like OpenCV can be used for these techniques. On the other hand, modern deep learning networks like CNN, RCNN, YOLO, ResNet, RetinaNet, and MANet are supervised and efficient for object detection.