Describe the Problem
Our current model is very limited on what it can detect, and also prevents us from doing several important tasks, including:
- Detecting multiple items within the same image
- Properly labeling the items we detected
- Detecting more than just "fashion" items from the clothing industry
Describe the Solution
Acceptance Criteria:
Additional Context
You can see the full level of classification this model supports in this graph:
https://storage.googleapis.com/openimages/2018_04/bbox_labels_600_hierarchy_visualizer/circle.html
From that classification tree, highest $$$ would be targeting fashion based retailers first. So stuff like belts, shoes, watches, handbags, glasses, sunglasses, etc ... all kind of grouped into apparel based stuff IMO we should target out the gate.
Kitchenware, Furniture & Toys are only other key roots classes I can see us needing for like the first year or so, making the list ( in order of priority ):
- Clothing
- Sporting Equipment
- Furniture
- Kitchenware
- Toys
However, long term goal of using this model is so we could activate these other classifications as needed.
Describe the Problem
Our current model is very limited on what it can detect, and also prevents us from doing several important tasks, including:
Describe the Solution
Acceptance Criteria:
namedtuplePython libraryAdditional Context
You can see the full level of classification this model supports in this graph:
https://storage.googleapis.com/openimages/2018_04/bbox_labels_600_hierarchy_visualizer/circle.html
From that classification tree, highest $$$ would be targeting fashion based retailers first. So stuff like belts, shoes, watches, handbags, glasses, sunglasses, etc ... all kind of grouped into apparel based stuff IMO we should target out the gate.
Kitchenware, Furniture & Toys are only other key roots classes I can see us needing for like the first year or so, making the list ( in order of priority ):
However, long term goal of using this model is so we could activate these other classifications as needed.