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Have you thought about putting a GUI onto the front end of this?

I find the machine learning stuff is generally not very approachable due to all the command line. Your notebook made that not an issue for this project.

Wondering if there is room for something. If so, I would be happy to help.

I have a tkinter and Qt wrapper package called PySimpleGUI that makes adding a GUI downright trivial. I've put GUIs onto the front of OpenCV applications and chatterbot. This one seems like it would be mostly selecting options, paths, and then folders or individual photos.

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The Colab notebooks have the ability to add a GUI interface- that was what I was thinking of going for fairly soonish (there's already a Colab notebook for this project). I'd say the Colab route may be best in the short term just because it solves the problem of deployment for most people in a beautiful way: No need for installing Linux; No need for your own pricey GPU; and all the install steps are done for you and fully reproducible without question.

In the longer term of course I'd like to not make this just a Python thing, and that's where a real application UI would come into play. I'll keep your offer in mind! For now I'd actually hold off on creating an interface other than Colab just because the project is so unstable right now (it adds another component to maintain, needing tested whenever things change). There's going to be a lot of changes in the next few weeks/months.

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Oh, by the way, I've got a killer YOLO demo that uses my GUI!

https://github.com/MikeTheWatchGuy/PySimpleGUI/tree/master/YoloObjectDetection

You'll like it.

You can download the training file and it'll just work 👍

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My pleasure!

Hmm..an empty slot to put the weights would be a great idea.... Keeps it unambiguous. The folder it grabs from should be relative to where the notebook is that you're running.

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@jantic how about adding pixiedust ui support to the colab notebook

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@jantic how about adding pixiedust ui support to the colab notebook

Colab has it's own set of UI widgets that look quite nice that I'll want to try first. I couldn't tell you what is better yet (this is the first I've heard of pixiedust). That'll have to come a bit later though (if I wind up doing it at all..time..)- working furiously on fast.ai v1/Pytorch v1 upgrade first!

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