Testing Yolov26s on BI6
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Interesting. I've been following the other (YOLO8 vs. YOLO10) thread where another user mentioned this YOLO26 model and gave some hints on downloading direct from Ultralytics and converting the format, but perhaps you could elaborate or provide a means to directly download the model(s) you are using.
I suspect most of us will be quite envious of your detection times, but it's not surprising given the NVIDIA card you are using: frankly I'm surprised you even detected a difference from other models. What did it shave off, maybe 1-2ms?
I suspect most of us will be quite envious of your detection times, but it's not surprising given the NVIDIA card you are using: frankly I'm surprised you even detected a difference from other models. What did it shave off, maybe 1-2ms?
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I can give you some more detail regarding downloading the model...
The model can be found at YOLO26s Model by Ultralytics
You'll see tabs right below the charts, one of which is Export. Click on that and you'll be prompted to create a free account. Once you've done that (takes less than a minute) you'll be able to download the onnx version of the file. There's nothing required for the conversion to onnx, just select the export default values and download. Be sure to rename it to yolov26s.onnx and copy it to whatever directory that the AImodelpack.exe extracted to when you install it. Restart Blueiris and you're ready to select it.
The model can be found at YOLO26s Model by Ultralytics
You'll see tabs right below the charts, one of which is Export. Click on that and you'll be prompted to create a free account. Once you've done that (takes less than a minute) you'll be able to download the onnx version of the file. There's nothing required for the conversion to onnx, just select the export default values and download. Be sure to rename it to yolov26s.onnx and copy it to whatever directory that the AImodelpack.exe extracted to when you install it. Restart Blueiris and you're ready to select it.
Yes, maybe 3-5ms, but so many variables in conditions make that hard to say. The accuracy did go from the 80s to 90s% though. That is exactly where I dl the model. I just logged in as my github ID and you then add whatever model to your project and then you can export the model in the onnx format.
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Seems ok
I don't have .dat analysis on this cam, but it detected the cat fine and this is a very dark area.
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yes, I am currently using yolov26s for my primary model and it seems more accurate and faster than bi-combinedv5. I wanted to test the yolov26m on 2 of my cams running those using the "additional models" but cannot yet. I hope Ken will get that "add new model" button fixed soon.
Ken did reach out to me and stated the yolo models can only be used as primary models. Not sure why that is, but that "New Model" and "add" button I guess are just for future use, but at this point they do nothing. So, IF you want to use an "Additional Model" you are limited to just the 5 models that currently in that list.
How are you making your yolo26 as the primary model? I got it to show up as additional models but its not in my primary list.
Thank you! Didnt have the "v" in front of the 26 and just stuck in the file as is. Now I got them in there.