Eran Feit Blog posts

Object detection heatmap is a simple idea with a lot of power behind it.Instead of just drawing bounding boxes around objects, you aggregate all those detections into a colorful map that shows where activity is concentrated.Each new detection slightly “warms up” the corresponding region of the frame, so after processing many frames you get a […]

Train YOLOv8 on Stanford Dogs to build a multi-class dog breed detection model that can find dogs in real photos and label them as one of 120 breeds.This article walks through the full workflow from raw Stanford Dogs files to a trained YOLOv8 model you can run on new images. Readers get value here because

Automatic image annotation is all about teaching machines to tag images for us.Instead of a human drawing every bounding box and typing every label, models learn to recognize patterns and automatically assign classes like horse, car, or person to each object in a picture or video frame.This drastically reduces the manual work needed to build

When you train yolo nas on custom dataset, you’re taking an object detection model that was designed as a strong, general-purpose detector and adapting it to your specific problem. Instead of relying only on COCO-style everyday scenes, you can teach YOLO-NAS to recognize underwater creatures like fish, jellyfish, sharks, or penguins in noisy, low-contrast aquarium

YOLO NAS object detection is all about combining modern deep learning with real-world practicality. At its core, YOLO NAS is a family of object detection models designed to spot and locate multiple objects in an image or video frame in real time. Instead of scanning an image piece by piece, the model “looks” at the

YOLOv8 small object detection sits at the intersection of two big needs in modern computer vision: real-time performance and the ability to reliably detect tiny targets in busy, high-resolution scenes. While classic detectors can easily find large, clear objects, they often struggle when cars become just a few pixels wide in a traffic camera, or

Modern hospitals see thousands of fracture cases every year, and most of them are confirmed or ruled out using X-ray images. Interpreting those X-rays quickly and accurately is critical, but it’s also repetitive, tiring work for radiologists and orthopedic teams. That’s exactly where yolov8 bone fracture detection comes in: it combines state-of-the-art object detection with

Object detection becomes truly powerful when the model understands your world instead of just COCO-style benchmarks. That’s where yolov8 custom object detection comes in. Instead of detecting generic categories like dogs or cars, you fine-tune YOLOv8 on your own dataset, with your own labels, and tailor the model to a specific domain such as ships

When you train YOLOv8 on custom dataset, you turn a general-purpose object detector into a specialist that understands exactly the objects you care about.Instead of relying on COCO’s people, cars, and dogs, you can teach YOLOv8 to recognise things like playing cards, medical instruments, or products on a shelf with high speed and accuracy. The