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I have tried your online demo, it's a great work.
But I found that adding a new category will affect the detection of other categories. For example, when I just detect "person", it works great,
but, when I add "light", it gets worse.
And when I use "traffic light" instead of "light", it works fine. And even I add a not existed "dog", it can still work.
I'm wondering, do categories affect each other? Or "light" is some magic word? Or "light" is just out of the seen vocabulary table?
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Hello @ease-zh , the input category names will affect the output results due to the language-aware selective fusion mechanism. Different category names for the same thing can also influence the output results. In your case, "light" has multiple meanings, while "traffic light" has a more specific meaning. I suggest trying different name choices in your application and selecting the one that works best.
I have tried your online demo, it's a great work.
But I found that adding a new category will affect the detection of other categories. For example, when I just detect "person", it works great,
but, when I add "light", it gets worse.
And when I use "traffic light" instead of "light", it works fine. And even I add a not existed "dog", it can still work.
I'm wondering, do categories affect each other? Or "light" is some magic word? Or "light" is just out of the seen vocabulary table?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: