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This project shows how to use CoreML and Vision with a pre-trained deep learning SSD (Single Shot MultiBox Detector) model. There are many variations of SSD. The one we’re going to use is MobileNetV2 as the backbone this model also has separable convolutions for the SSD layers, also known as SSDLite. This app can find the locations of several di…

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CoreML and Vision object detection with a pre-trained deep learning SSD model

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This project shows how to use CoreML and Vision with a pre-trained deep learning SSD (Single Shot MultiBox Detector) model. There are many variations of SSD. The one we’re going to use is MobileNetV2 as the backbone this model also has separable convolutions for the SSD layers, also known as SSDLite. This app can find the locations of several different types of objects in the image. The detections are described by bounding boxes, and for each bounding box, the model also predicts a class.


Side Note

  • Currently, I do not have an iPhone, so I'm unable to test the app on a physical device. I apologize in advance for maybe possible bugs.

    Kind regards,

    Ilija 🖖 😄


Requirements

  • Physical device! Because the simulator does not have a camera
  • Swift 4.2+
  • Xcode 9.2+
  • iOS 11.0+

Getting the files

  • Use GitHub to clone the repository locally, or download the .zip file of the repository and extract the files.

Auto genereted model helper class

  • Once the model is imported the compiler generates a model helper class on build path automatically. Then we can access the model through model helper class by creating an instance.

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Model Metadata

  • Here we can see the inputs the model aspects and the outputs it generates, as well as auto genereted model helper class.

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Camera Usage Description

  • Add permission in info.plist for device's camera access.

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  • Or you can open the info.plist file as raw XML and add the following code:
<key>NSCameraUsageDescription</key>
      <string>Camera Needed For Object Detection And Classification</string>

Import COCO Dataset Labels

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2019 Ilija Mihajlovic

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This project shows how to use CoreML and Vision with a pre-trained deep learning SSD (Single Shot MultiBox Detector) model. There are many variations of SSD. The one we’re going to use is MobileNetV2 as the backbone this model also has separable convolutions for the SSD layers, also known as SSDLite. This app can find the locations of several di…

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