TLDR: Old Deepstack good, CodeProject AI bad.
Over the last couple weeks I've been testing out versions of Deepstack and CPAI. I even bought a new GPU, a RTX A2000 12GB, to replace my Quadro P400 to see if the limiting factor for me with CPAI was my 2GB Pascal series P400. So far it appears it is not.
I still have a ways to go, I have not been able to get CPAI's YOLOv8 to detect my RTX A2000 or dove into to this MESH implementation but I have been able to get the old reliable version, DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2021.09.1 to work with my newer Ampere series card by replacing some of the dependencies in the windows_packages folder in Deepstacks directory.
The version DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2022.01.1 that works with newer series Nvidia cards has some issue where it is unable to process about 1 out of every 20 or so images and fills up the temp folder in $user/AppData/local/temp/DeepStack within a day or two and makes it unusable.
The old version DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2021.09.1 if left uncheck will miss 1 out of every few thousand images and will fill up the temp folder after many months and become unusable.
@Chris Dodge if you could incorporate a check box option in AITool deepstack tab that gives a option to run a script that checks $user_veriable/AppData/local/temp/DeepStack about ever 4hrs for files over 1hr old and deletes them I think it would solve deepstacks instability issue if using DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2021.09.1
Also it appears that the DeepStack project has been dead for a while so if someone could fork and or repackage DeepStack-Installer-GPU-2021.09.01.exe with the updated windows-packages for newer Nvidia cards it would be usable for others. I started looking into both of these things last night which I'm fairly confident I could figure out but I would be starting from scratch and would take me a long time to accomplish.
Link to post by @
MikeLud1 with the instructions for the updated dependencies.
ATM IMO It seems that deepstack is either as accurate, or more accurate with object detection, and more efficient by running multiple instances, than using CodeProject AI.