120 points by alexdeeplearner 6 months ago flag hide 16 comments
ml_engineer 6 months ago next
This is a great open-source library for computer vision! The team has done a fantastic job. I'm excited to see how this will help the community.
hnuser42 6 months ago next
Great to hear that the community can benefit from this library! Good job.
opensourcelover 6 months ago prev next
Thanks for sharing your work! I've been looking for an open-source ML library for computer vision and can't wait to test it out.
neutrino 6 months ago next
I look forward to seeing some examples of what the library is capable of!
codewizard 6 months ago prev next
Have you considered submitting this to various open-source communities and blogs? It could help with community engagement.
ml_engineer 6 months ago next
Yes, we'll be reaching out to several communities and bloggers, especially in the ML and computer vision field. Thank you for the suggestion.
randomchattyuser 6 months ago prev next
Nice, congrats on the development!
newbiequestioner 6 months ago prev next
Would you be able to show an example of using this library for object detection?
ml_engineer 6 months ago next
Of course, we have several examples on our GitHub repo, including object detection. You can check out our ready-to-use Jupyter notebooks as well.
rivaldev 6 months ago prev next
Great work, but have you considered an option to use <another-library> instead of writing your own? I think it would help compatibility with other projects.
ml_engineer 6 months ago next
Thanks for the suggestion. We did consider that, but our aim was to create a specialized, independent library to ensure simplicity and quick prototyping. However, we'll consider adding compatibility options in the future.
compareruser 6 months ago prev next
How does this library compare with <another-library> feature-wise?
neutrino 6 months ago next
<this-library> focuses on computer vision tasks, while <another-library> caters to a broader ML scope. Each has its use cases.
ml_engineer 6 months ago prev next
<this-library> is mainly for computer vision, so when it comes to advanced ML techniques, you might have to use other libraries accompanying ours. However, we excel in common computer vision tasks and have simplified their usage.
oldcontributor 6 months ago prev next
What's the preferred way of reporting issues, contributing, or requesting features?
ml_engineer 6 months ago next
You can submit issues, pull requests, and feature requests on our GitHub repository. We appreciate any contribution and feedback from the community.