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A clever French Bulldog learned how to identify objects using flash cards. Footage shows the pooch named Gaiioak wearing a matching shirt with its owner and using its paw to point on the photo of ...

Also, we propose a reward model using a pre-trained model trained with an object detection dataset. The proposed algorithm requires only images and the number of objects on images, not bounding boxes.

You often have to make judgments about how many objects you see. New research suggests that the degree to which the objects are typically seen together affects those judgments.

By making use of randomness, a team has created a simple algorithm for estimating large numbers of distinct objects in a stream of data.

THE New Era University Integrated School (NEUIS), in cooperation with the Iglesia Ni Cristo Christian Family Organizations (INC-CFOs) Liaison and INC Christian Society for the Deaf (INC-CSD), has ...

While testing the perception pipeline, I faced a weird behavior. If the detected_objects is empty, the perception pipeline continues to publish old detected objects all the time. In my test, I am ...