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Provide another Object Detection model
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Description
Hey nice project,
Can you please, for the sake of true open source spirit, provide a non AGPL object detection model? YoloNAS, CenterNet, whatever you'd like.
Ultralytics' stuff is a pain to work with in industrial settings (we call it pizzo in italy) even if they've just iterated over the sacred Joseph Redmon's GPL yolov3.
Edit: I saw the LICENSE pull request. Until you have an AGPL components, the whole repo must be AGPL as well. It cannot be MIT, unless you've signed something special with them, which I dont think so.
Thanks.
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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. First clarify which non-AGPL object-detection model is acceptable and how its licensing affects the repository; done would require an agreed model choice and an implementation scope.
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- Domain
- computer-vision, machine-learning
- Issue type
- Feature
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