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Yolov3 slow?
with video_demo.py about 20% speed compared to your 1.0 repo. but thanks much for sharing!
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We should create man page documentation of some sort. Since we are not distributing an executable, other than example programs, there is some question as to how to name it.
I'm looking at ffmpeg's manpage documentation and it looks like they've created the following man pages, which follow the names of their libraries:
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Hey, thanks for your code, it's great and the documentation is clear and compelling.
The only issue I ran into is I had to install the scipy dependency, which did not come with tensorflow and I guess it should be listed as a separate dependency then.
Regards!
Pablo