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Make Api for any object detection pipeline " towhee/img_object_embedding"
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An api which return the output similar to the https://towhee.io/towhee/img_object_embedding
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It seems that you used different criteria during training and testing as the code below shows:
IN TEST:
scores = np.dot(vecs.T, qvecs)
IN TRAIN:
dif = x1 - x2
D = torch.pow(dif+eps, 2).sum(dim=0).sqrt()
I did not get it why you do so?