Real Time Object Detection based on RCNN Technique

This research provides a method for recognizing objects in real-time on any model-enabled device, regardless of the environment. In computer vision, object identification and training are thriving, all-encompassing, and elusive areas. CNN are used in this study to develop a multi-layered model for categorizing items into specified classes. Following object identification, the proposed algorithms assign a class label by assessing many photographs. These things are identified using more comprehensive feature maps. Recent advances in deep learning for image processing have made this possible. Such images might be found in the video frames used to train the model. Multi-scale feature maps are used for detection and filters, each of which has separate default boxes so that various aspect ratios can be accomodated. The training continues until there is a discernible reduction in the error rate. The performance of the trained model is used to evaluate test images. Proposed object recognition method employs a single-shot multi-box detector methodology and a faster region CNN architecture. This helps us to improve object detection method's computational efficiency and proposed model can identify and classify the given input image data more accurately.