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This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting box using the YOLO11x architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11x model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels (e.g., numbers or operators), and confidence scores for each detected object.

This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting fire and smoke using the YOLO11s architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11s model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels (e.g., numbers or operators), and confidence scores for each detected object.

To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels (e.g., numbers or operators), and confidence scores for each detected object.

This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting greed/red/yellow ball using the YOLO11s architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11s model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels (e.g., numbers or operators), and confidence scores for each detected object.

To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels, and confidence scores for each detected object.

This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting sidewalk, car, sign and so on.. using the YOLO11s architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11s model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: 3. Model Inference The results object contains bounding boxes, labels (e.g., numbers or operators), and confidence scores for each detected object.

This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting road and so on.. using the YOLO11 architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11s model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows:

This repository contains a PyTorch-exported model for detecting sidewalk and so on.. using the YOLO11 architecture. The model has been trained to recognize these symbols in images and return their locations and classifications. The YOLO11s model is optimized for detecting the following: To use this model in your project, follow the steps below: Ensure you have the `ultralytics` library installed, which is used for YOLO models: You can load the model and perform detection on an image as follows: