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Object detection model

An object detection model is a computer-vision model that identifies object instances and predicts their classes and spatial locations in visual data.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Math and Architectures of Deep Learning

A model that predicts object classes and their spatial locations in an image.

How it is used
Localizes objects by classifying proposed regions and regressing their bounding-box coordinates.
How deep it goes
Explains shared feature extraction, RoI pooling, prediction heads, losses, and inference code, stopping short of full detector training.
Examples
Uses a 256 × 256 region, a 16× subsampled feature map, a 2 × 2 pooled output, and PyTorch head, loss, and inference listings.
What you can do after
Builds a Fast R-CNN RoI head, computes its losses, and performs class-specific localization inference in PyTorch.

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Machine Learning Platform Engineering

An object detector is a machine learning model that identifies object instances and estimates their locations in visual input.

How it is used
Deploys visual recognition for specific object classes, such as identity cards, within a modular machine-learning workflow.
How deep it goes
Explains pretrained-model adaptation, dataset splitting, and library-based evaluation, but does not detail detector internals.
Examples
Uses identity-card detection, COCO classes, YOLOv8 fine-tuning, and separate training, testing, and validation images.
What you can do after
Build a custom identity-card detector by fine-tuning YOLOv8 on labeled images and evaluating held-out data.

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