Is there a away to make Code Project more accurate?

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deeuubee

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Is it code project or BI that needs to be adjusted?

When my black dog walks down the driveway, it is detected as a dog.
If the dog walks fast down the driveway , it's a bear.
If the dog runs down the driveway, it's a bird.

Not really sure what settings to adjust.
Thanks
 
MikeLud1

Thread 'New CodeProject.AI Object Detection (YOLO11 .NET) Module'

Since CodeProject.AI has not been receiving any updated modules I figured a way for me to provide updates and new modules. The second module I added is a total new Object Detection (YOLO11 .NET) module. To get my updated or new modules all that is needed is to replace one file see attached (appsettings.json). I recommend backing up the original appsettings.json file before replacing the file. After replacing the file restart the CodeProject.AI server then when on the Dashboard page do a CTRL + F5 to refresh the Dashboard page.

This will now use my available modules in the Install Modules...
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Maybe give the newer yolo11 modules a try.
 
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So is code project here to stay? I was planning on doing this for my house, but I shelved that idea when I read a while ago it was abandoned.
 
It appears abandoned by the guy that made it, but Mike Lud has found a way to bootstrap his new modules into it. I would say it's only a matter of time before someone either takes over CPAI or replaces it with something compatible with Mike's new modules/models.
 
Mike Lud was working with CodeProject, so that is why we still see him developing things for it.

These AI tools we have been using, first Deepstack and then CodeProject, are free grass-roots type projects. They continue being worked on until it is sold and becomes a paid version or the creator grows tired of it and moves on. That appears what happened with Deepstack (developer quit maintaining/updating it) and is probably the route CodeProject is taking.

For the time being, it is still the preferred AI for BI. Maybe the next AI engine is around the corner or maybe not.

Some have used other AI engines with BI successfully, but any snags and BI probably won't be able to help.
 
wittaj said:
Mike Lud was working with CodeProject, so that is why we still see him developing things for it.

These AI tools we have been using, first Deepstack and then CodeProject, are free grass-roots type projects. They continue being worked on until it is sold and becomes a paid version or the creator grows tired of it and moves on. That appears what happened with Deepstack (developer quit maintaining/updating it) and is probably the route CodeProject is taking.

For the time being, it is still the preferred AI for BI. Maybe the next AI engine is around the corner or maybe not.

Some have used other AI engines with BI successfully, but any snags and BI probably won't be able to help.
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Isn’t BI going to incorporate its own AI Technology ?
 
Dorsey Pender said:
Isn’t BI going to incorporate its own AI Technology ?
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They haven't shown it to do date.

The first "entry" into it with BI was third party Sentry and Plate Recognizer, which both had a fee.

Then DeepStack came along.

And then the Deepstack developer quit maintaining it.

Then CodeProject came along.

Given the advancements and what not of 3rd party platforms, along with the commitment of maintaining the AI engine, I don't see the one-person shop of BI getting into the AI game as he has enough to stay busy with just BI and the 3rd party stuff integrates with BI.

Doesn't mean it won't happen, but based on what is out there now, I don't see BI getting into making their own AI engine.
 
Supposedly, Blue Onyx was moving into this space to potentially take over from CPAI. I can only find a handful of actual user references, most seem happy with it, but the low numbers make me nervous (low confidence level).
 
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