Old YOLO detector Models about unitrack HOT 5 OPEN

Hi @sharoseali , Yes of course you can replace the YOLOX detector with other detectors. I think you only need to modify demo/demo_mot.py. Please have a look at the code then you will understand :)

Hi @Zhongdao i have my YOLOv3 custom detection models in .weights file. I want to use them in Multi class Multi tacker. I go through the code but didn't find any code parsing cfg and .weights files used in official dark-net repo. is there any way that i can use them.

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Hi @sharoseali ,
Yes of course you can replace the YOLOX detector with other detectors. I think you only need to modify demo/demo_mot.py. Please have a look at the code then you will understand :)

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Hi @sharoseali,
I am not sure I understood your question, maybe you could use code in this repo for parsing cfg and loading model weights?

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Hi @sharoseali , Yes of course you can replace the YOLOX detector with other detectors. I think you only need to modify demo/demo_mot.py. Please have a look at the code then you will understand :)

Hi @Zhongdao i have my YOLOv3 custom detection models in .weights file. I want to use them in Multi class Multi tacker. I go through the code but didn't find any code parsing cfg and .weights files used in official dark-net repo. is there any way that i can use them.

do you solve this problem?

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Hi @sharoseali , Yes of course you can replace the YOLOX detector with other detectors. I think you only need to modify demo/demo_mot.py. Please have a look at the code then you will understand :)

Hi @Zhongdao i have my YOLOv3 custom detection models in .weights file. I want to use them in Multi class Multi tacker. I go through the code but didn't find any code parsing cfg and .weights files used in official dark-net repo. is there any way that i can use them.

do you solve this problem?

Not yet.... I choose to work on MCMOT YOLOV4. It contains YOLOv3/v4 parsing code but also many problems exist there and needed to be fixed.😐

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