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ObjectDetector uses OpenCV Haar cascade classifiers to detect different objects in images and videos with Python. For now, this repository includes my trained haar cascade classifier for detecting cars, the default haar cascade classifier for human faces (haarcascade_frontalface_default), a classifier for bananas from CodingRobin and a classifier for wallclocks which are used and tested in programs, detecting the objects from image/video, comparison between different human body parts classifiers and some other programs, which (will) help training the classifiers (for example, a program downloading the "cat box" synset images from ImageNet).

  • Updated Jun 22, 2019
  • Java

System detects vehicle density at traffic junctions and allots the required time to traffic lights for vehicle passage dynamically. Classifier is trained using positive and negative images. Further, Adaptive Boosting is used to combine a number of weak classifiers into a strong one. The outcome of AdaBoost is Trained Cascade, which is finally used to detect vehicles in the images clicked.The system uses webcam to detect vehicles, count them and allow traffic passage according to traffic density of each lanes.

  • Updated Jan 14, 2018
  • Java

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