that are treated differently for the purpose of deciding whether detections are
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@@ -61,7 +66,7 @@ such that:
box is greater than the IoU threshold (default value 0.5). \
Illustration of handling non-group-of boxes: \
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groupof_case_eval](img/nongroupof_case_eval.png"illustration of handling non-group-of boxes: yellow box - ground truth bounding box; green box - true positive; red box - false positives.")
* yellow box - ground-truth box;
* green box - true positive;
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@@ -80,7 +85,7 @@ ground-truth box such that:
ground-truth box. \
Illustration of handling `group-of` boxes: \
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groupof_case_eval](img/groupof_case_eval.png"illustration of handling group-of boxes: yellow box - ground truth bounding box; grey boxes - two detections of cars, that are ignored; red box - false positive.")
* yellow box - ground-truth box;
* grey boxes - two detections on cars, that are ignored;
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@@ -105,3 +110,20 @@ other kind of car is annotated as "car" (for example, a sedan). Given this
convention, the evaluation software treats all classes independently, ignoring
the hierarchy. To achieve high performance values, object detectors should
output bounding-boxes labelled in the same manner.