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01.Introduction to Transbot SE
  • 01. Introduction to Transbot SE
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  • 2.1.APP control
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  • 2.3.Handle video control Transbot(Optional)
  • 2.4.Network configuration tutorial in hotspot mode
03.Hardware control course
  • 3.1About expansion board and update firmware
  • 3.2.Close self-starting process
  • 3.3.Install Transbot library
  • 3.4.Control buzzer and button
  • 3.5.Control PWM servo
  • 3.6.Control bus servo
  • 3.7.Control motor
  • 3.8.Control robot movement
04.Linux operating system
  • 1. Virtual machine installation and use
  • 2. Linux basics
  • 3. Remote control
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  • 5. Static IP and hotspot mode
  • 6. Web page real-time monitoring
  • 7. Expansion tutorial
  • 8. Write system images
05.Docker couse(For Pi5)
  • 1.Docker overview and docker installation
  • 2.Common commands for docker image containers
  • 3.Docker images deeply understand and publish images
  • 4.Docker hardware interaction and data processing
  • 5.Start the transbot se container
06.ROS basic course
  • 1.ROS introduction
  • 2.Project file structure
  • 3.Common commands and tools
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07.OpenCV courses
  • 1. Getting started with Open Source CV
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  • 1.PID algorithm
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  • 6.Data calibration
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  • 1.HD camera calibration
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  • 5. KCF target tracking
  • 6.HD camera face tracking
  • 7.HD camera robotic arm carrying
  • 8.HD camera Autopilot
10.ROS robotic arm control tutorial
  • 1.MoveIt configuration
  • 2.MoveIt control the real machine
  • 3.MoveIt moves randomly
  • 4.MoveIt kinematics design
  • 5.MoveIt cartesian path
  • 6.MoveIt avoiding
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  • 10.Mediapipe gesture control robotic arm
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  • 12.Mediapipe arm attitude control robotic arm
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  • 1. Multi-robot control(Optional)
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  • 3. Multi-robot robot arm dancing(Optional)
12.Deep learning courses
  • 1.KNN recognizes handwritten digits
  • 2.Basic use of TensorFlow
  • 3.Basic use of PyTorch(jetson)
  • 4.yolov5 model training(jetson)
  • 5.yolov5+tensorrt acceleration(jetson)
  • 6.yolov4-tiny
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  • Part1-6
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4.yolov5 model training(jetson)

4 yolov5 model training

4 yolov5 model training 4.1 yolov5 introduction 4.2 folder structure 4.3 Environmental requirements 4.4 Use process 4.5 Custom training data set 4.5.1 Collecting datasets 4.5.2 make yaml file 4.5.3 Modify train.py 4.5.4 Modify the model configuration file 4.5.5 Modify detect.py 4.5.6 Train and predict

4.1 yolov5 introduction

In February 2020, Joseph Redmon, the father of YOLO, announced his withdrawal from the field of computer vision research, YOLOv4 was released on April 23, 2020, and YOLOv5 was released on June 10, 2020. The developers of YOLOv5 claim that YOLOv5 can achieve fast detection at 140 FPS on Tesla P100; while the detection speed of YOLOv4 is 50 FPS. Not only that, but the size of YOLOv5 is only 27 MB. And YOLOv4 is 244 MB. YOLOv5 is nearly 90% smaller than YOLOv4. In terms of accuracy, YOLOv5 is comparable to YOLOv4.

As a result, YOLOv5 is very fast, has a very lightweight model size, and is comparable in accuracy to the YOLOv4 benchmark.

The algorithm performance test chart of the author of Yolov5:

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Video test official case

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cd ~/software/yolov5-5.0
python3 detection_video.py

4.2 folder structure

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. 
├──  data 
│    ├──  argoverse_hd.yaml 
│    ├──  coco128.yaml 
│    ├──  coco.yaml 
│    ├──  garbage 
│    │    ├── Get_garbageData  .py the py            file of the corresponding dataset(need more) 
│    │    ├──  image                         # Save the original image(target image to be recognized) folder 
│    │    ├──  images                        # Test input image image folder 
│    │    ├──  texture                       # Folder to store background images(needs more) 
│    │    └──  train  
│    │        ├──  images                    # The image folder where the dataset is stored 
│    │        ├──  labels                    # label folder for storing datasets 
│    │        └──  labels.cache 
│    ├──  garbage.yaml 
├──    hyp  _.fine tune.yaml 
│    ├──  hyp.scratch.yaml 
│    ├──  images                            # Test input image image folder 
│    │    ├──  bus.jpg 
│    │    └──  zidane.jpg 
│    ├──  scripts 
│    │    ├──  get_argoverse_hd.sh       
│    │    ├──  get_coco.sh                   # Download dataset script 
│    │    └──  get_voc.sh 
│    └──  voc.yaml 
├──  detect # .py                             detect files 
├──  Dockerfile 
├──  hubconf.py 
├──  LICENSE 
├──  models                                # model configuration file 
│    ├──  yolo.py 
│    ├──  yolov5l.yaml 
│    ├──  yolov5m.yaml 
│    ├──  yolov5s.yaml 
│    └──  yolov5x.yaml 
├──  README.md 
├──  requirements # .txt                      Environment requirements 
├──  runs 
│    ├──  detect 
│    │    └──  exp                           # Test output image path folder 
│    │        ├──  bus.jpg 
│    │        └──  zidane.jpg 
│    └──  train 
│        └──  exp 
│            ├──  results.png               # training result image 
│            ├──  results # .txt               training log information 
│            ├──  test_batch0_labels.jpg 
│            ├──  test_batch0_pred.jpg      # prediction image 
│            ├──  test_batch1_labels.jpg 
│            ├──  test_batch1_pred.jpg 
│            ├──  test_batch2_labels.jpg 
├──            ├──  test_batch2_pred.jpg 
│            ├──  train_batch0.jpg          # training picture 
│            ├──  train_batch1.jpg 
│            ├──  train_batch2.jpg 
│            └──  weights 
│                ├──  best.pt               # The best training model(generally choose it) 
│                └──  last .pt The               last trained model 
├──  test # .py                               test file 
├──  train # .py                              training file 
├──  tutorial.ipynb                        # tutorial 
├──  utils 
└──  weights                               # The folder where the weight files(pre-trained models) are stored 
    ├──  download_weights.sh 
    └──  yolov5s.pt 

Note: There are verification pictures in the runs/exp file. After training an eTOCh, go and see to verify whether the pictures are correct. If they are not correct, adjust them quickly. Otherwise, you have to retrain after training all the adjustments.

label format

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label  x y w h  

The value of x, y, w, h is the position where the image length and height are pressed [0:1]

4.3 Environmental requirements

The factory image is already configured, no need to install

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# pip install -r requirements.txt 

# base ---------------------------------------- 
matplotlib > = 3.2.2 
numpy > = 1.18.5 
opencv - python > = 4.1.2 
Pillow 
PyYAML > = 5.3.1 
scipy > = 1.4.1 
torch > = 1.7.0 
torchvision > = 0.8.1 
tqdm > = 4.41.0 
imgaug 

# logging ------------------------------------- 
tensorboard > = 2.4.1 
# wandb 

# plotting ------------------------------------ 
seaborn > = 0.11.0 
pandas 

# export -------------------------------------- 
# coremltools>=4.1 
# onnx>=1.8.1 
# scikit-learn==0.19.2  # for coreml quantization 

# extras -------------------------------------- 
thop   # FLOPS computation 
pycocotools > = 2.0   # COCO mAP 

Installation example

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pip install imgaug 

4.4 Use process

  • After configuring according to the above process
  • Under the path of [data/garbage/texture], fill in some background images([more])
  • Run the [Get_garbageData.py] file to get the dataset(line 134 can modify the number of generated datasets [more])
  • Run the [train.py] file to start training
  • Run [detect.py] for image prediction

4.5 Custom training data set

4.5.1 Collecting datasets

First go to Baidu to download or other methods, in the [data/garbage/texture] path, fill in some background images([more])

Open the [Get_garbageData.py] file

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sudo vim Get_garbageData.py 

Modify the total number of generated datasets and fill in as required. [More], too few datasets will lead to suboptimal training results.

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img_total = 10000 

Run the [Get_garbageData.py] file to get the dataset

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python3 Get_garbageData.py 

4.5.2 make yaml file

For example garbage.yaml:

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train : ./garbage/train/images/            # Training set picture path
val: ./garbage/train/images/               # Verification set image path (also separate from training set) 
nc : 16                                    # number of categories 
names : [ "Zip_top_can", "Apple_core" ...] # category name 

4.5.3 Modify train.py

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parser.add_argument('--weights', type = str, default = './weights/yolov5s.pt', help = 'initial weights path') # Line 458: 
parser.add_argument('--data', type = str, default = './garbage/garbage.yaml', help = 'data.yaml path') # Line 460: Custom training file 
parser.add_argument('--eTOChs', type = int, default = 300) # Line 462: Customize training eTOChs, how many rounds of training 
parser.add_argument('--batch-size', type = int, default = 16, help = 'total batch size for all GPUs') # 
parser.add_argument('--img-size', nargs = '+', type = int, default =[ 640, 640 ], help = '[train, test] image sizes') # image size 
parser.add_argument('--device', default = 'cpu', help = 'cuda device, ie 0 or 0,1,2,3 or cpu') # line 474: select CPU or GPU 
parser.add_argument('--project', default = 'runs/train', help = 'save to project/name') # training result output folder 

Other places according to your needs.

4.5.4 Modify the model configuration file

Modify the second line of the yaml file of the yolov5 neural network, and use which weight file to modify the corresponding yaml file.

Here we are using yolov5s.yaml, so just modify the second line of the models/yolov5s.yaml file

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nc :  16   # number of classes 

4.5.5 Modify detect.py

Similar to the place where the [train.py] file needs to be modified

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parser.add_argument('--weights', nargs = '+', type = str, default = 'weights/yolov5s.pt', help = 'model.pt path(s)') # Line 151: Pretrained weights 
parser.add_argument('--source', type = str, default = 'data/images', help = 'source') # file/folder, 0 for webcam # Line 152: Input prediction image 
parser.add_argument('--img-size', type = int, default = 640, help = 'inference size(pixels)') # line 153: image size 
parser.add_argument('--device', default = 'cpu', help = 'cuda device, ie 0 or 0,1,2,3 or cpu') # line 156: select CPU or GPU 
parser.add_argument('--project', default = 'runs/detect', help = 'save results to project/name') # Line 165: Prediction results output folder 

Other places according to your needs.

4.5.6 Train and predict

After training the model, the final model will be produced in the [runs/train] folder after training.

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# To use the trained best.pt weight file, it needs to be copied and pasted into the yolov5-5.0 folder, then run the following command:
# To use the trained best.pt weight file, it needs to be copied and pasted into the yolov5-5.0 folder, then run the following command:
python3 train.py 

Image 1

Image prediction, modify the model path and input image, predict the image, and the result is in the [runs/detect] folder.

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# The detection effect below is from a model trained using 100 epochs and 10,000 images (since Jetson's performance is insufficient for training, the training was completed on Windows).
# Copy and paste the trained best.pt weight file into the yolov5-5.0 folder, then run the following command.
python3 detect_elep.py
Image 1Image 2

For real-time video monitoring, the model path needs to be modified.

python3 detection_video.py 
Basic use of PyTorch(jetson)
yolov5+tensorrt acceleration(jetson)

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