New CodeProject.AI License Plate Recognition (YOLO11) Module

MikeLud1

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Since CodeProject.AI has not been receiving any updated modules I figured a way for me to provide updates and new modules. The fist module I add is a total new License Plate Recognition (YOLO11) 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 tab. Existing modules will show as Private. If you uninstall a Private module and want to reinstall the module you will need to replace the appsettings.json file with the backed up appsettings.json 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 and the original list of modules will be restored.

Any new or updated module will be in this GitHub repo GitHub - MikeLud/MikeLud-CodeProject.AI-Modules: MikeLud-CodeProject.AI-Modules
The models will be stored on Hugging Face MikeLud (MikeLud)

Currently the new License Plate Recognition (YOLO11) module only works in Windows. The module will work with any GPU, CUDA is not needed. No Blue Iris setting changes are needed to use the new module. This new module I am planning on adding vehicle color, make, model and also State recognition.
If you see any issues with this module let me know.

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Presumably there is no reason to switch over if we are only using the other models (everything but license plate recognition)?
 
Hi Mike, thanks for sharing this! First impression was it almost works too well. I had to raise my min confidence % because it was picking up characters that weren't there. I changed it from 60 to 70 and it seems to be working well on a CPU only system.

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