I'm in need of some beginners help using these custom files and how to set up BI, can someone help guide me?
What I've done:
1. Downloaded the three .pt file from Git (animal, combined and general.pt) and saved into a folder I created C:\Deepstack\MyModels\
2. In BI, general settings -> AI tab. I ticked the option 'Use custom model folder' and added the path to C:\Deepstack\MyModels
3. I left the option 'Default object detection' ticked, I'm not sure this needs unticking as to me ticking this option means 'use the .pt files that ship with Deepstack, the ones that include objects like bananas, broccoli', the ones we don't want to use now as we want to use the smaller list of objects in the three .pt downloaded from Git.
4. Restart the PC running BI and Deepstack.
I then tested everything it by walking out in front of some cameras. Looking in the BI log the Deepstack times were now longer, around 1.4 seconds instead of 500ms. I must of got something wrong.
Questions.
1. Should the '
Default object detection' tick box be ticked or not and why?
2. I've seen in some posts in this thread that you
also need to edit each camera you wish to use these new .pt files for and add to the
'Custom Models:' field text like '
objects:0,combined'. Do you need to add this to the cameras or not?
3. If the answer to Q2 is yes, then what does it mean (
yes I have read the BI manual and I understand adding :0 to the end of a text string excludes that model eg 'objects' is disabled), just what is '
objects', I'm assuming it's nothing to do with the tickbox option '
Default object detection' as that does use the word
object but not
objects? It's not the name of a .pt file, what does '
objects' mean?
4. I've also seen in other posts in this thread people have added '
dark' to the list in 'Custom Models:' field, again, where has this word come from, I don't see a file called dark.pt.
5. Log file, is there a different log for Deepstack analysis than the one in BI?
I feel I'm missing something simple and I have looked through all the 19 pages of this post for a 'How-to for dummies' guide but not noticed one. I would appreciate some step by step guide, others may appreciate one to.
Thanks in advance