Release version can be found at: http://cver.hrail.crasar.org
- Create a Fork of the "CVERT-Competition-Master" branch. This is a copy of the current release version.
- You can now freely work on your Forked version of the project.
- There are 3 submission branches, one for each category in the competition.
- To submit your project create a "New Pull Request" to the approriate "CVERT-Competition-Category-#" your project falls under.
- You may include a "Competition-README.txt" file with anything important you might want to tell us about your project. This should at least include things such as, software and/or hardware requirements to run the project, any known issues, or anything that you wanted to highlight about your project.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6.1
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Installer Projects Extension
- This can be installed by clicking
Tools -> Extensions and Updates... -> Onlinethen entering the name of the extension in the search box
- This can be installed by clicking
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Note: Before building the project in Visual Studio, please verify that the ‘yolov3.weights’ file is present in the ‘Computer-Vision-Emergency-Response-Toolkit-CVERT-Competition-Master\Computer Vision Toolkit\Computer Vision Toolkit\lib\Algorithms’ folder . If it is not present, it can be downloaded from https://pjreddie.com/media/files/yolov3.weights.
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Currently I am not able to commit large LFS file and issue regarding this already open in github community.
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Python 3.6.4
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OpenCV
- pip install opencv-python
- pip install opencv-contrib-python
- https://opencv.org
- Tutorial
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Numpy
- pip install numpy
- http://www.numpy.org
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SciPy
- pip install scipy
- https://www.scipy.org
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Scikit-Learn
- pip install scikit-learn
- http://scikit-learn.org/stable/
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Spectral (SPy)
- pip install spectral
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Argparse
- pip install argparse
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Matplotlib
- pip install matplotlib
- https://matplotlib.org
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Tensorflow
- pip install -v tensorflow
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keras
- pip install -v keras
The RVL has extended the functionality of CVERT to provide human detection under challenging environmental conditions. Please click on the following image for a detailed YouTube video description: