- 08 Feb 2024
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Creating a Count Application
- Updated on 08 Feb 2024
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I. What the app is doing
The Count application is used to count the number of subjects of interest in an image
II. Use case / where the app can be used in real life:
Manufacturing
Gambling business - counting dice, etc.
Counting money at banks / ATMs etc.
III. What could cause issues while using the app:
Sensitivity to image quality: The accuracy of counting apps can also be affected by the quality of the image being processed. If the image is blurry or noisy, the counting app may need help identifying and counting objects accurately.
Media is being captured from different angles.
Sensitivity to object appearance: The accuracy of counting apps can be affected by the appearance of the objects being counted. For example, if the objects are similar in appearance or are overlapping, the counting app may face difficulties counting them accurately.
Computational requirements: Counting apps can be computationally expensive to run, especially when counting large numbers of objects or when using complex machine-learning algorithms
Training data: Counting apps require training data to learn how to identify and count different types of objects. This training data can be difficult and time-consuming to collect.