Learning Loop Trainer and Detector Node for Yolov5 (object detection and classification of images). The DL part is based on https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5 This repository is an implementation of Nodes that interact with the Zauberzeug Learning Loop using the Zauberzeug Learning Loop Node Library.
This node is used to train Yolov5 Models in the Learning Loop. It is based on this image running Python 3.10.
Trainer Docker-Images are published on https://hub.docker.com/r/zauberzeug/yolov5-trainer
New images can bbe pulled with docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-trainer:lnvX.Y.Z
, where X.Y.Z
is the version of the node-lib used.
Legacy image can be pulled with docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-trainer:latest
.
During development, i.e. when building the container from code it is recommended to use the script docker.sh
in the folder training
to build/start/interact with the image.
When using the script it is required to setup a .env file in the training folder that contains the loop-related configuration. The following variables should be set (note that some are inherited from the Zauberzeug Learning Loop Node Library ):
Name | Purpose | Value | Default | Requi. only with ./docker.sh |
---|---|---|---|---|
YOLOV5_MODE | Mode of the trainer | CLASSIFICATION or DETECTION | - | No |
TRAINER_NAME | Will be the name of the container | String | - | Yes |
LINKLL | Link the node library into the container? | TRUE/FALSE | FALSE | Yes |
UVICORN_RELOAD | Enable hot-reload | TRUE/FALSE/0/1 | FALSE | No |
RESTART_AFTER_TRAINING | Auto-restart after training | TRUE/FALSE/0/1 | FALSE | No |
KEEP_OLD_TRAININGS | Do not remove old trainings, when starting a new one | TRUE/FALSE/0/1 | FALSE | No |
RESET_POINTS | Reset the with/height of points after augmentation | TRUE/FALSE/0/1 | TRUE | No |
Detector Images are published on https://hub.docker.com/r/zauberzeug/yolov5-detector. There are two variants of the detector:
- to be deployed on a regular linux computer, e.g. running ubuntu (referred to as cloud-detectors)
- to be deployed on a jetson nano running linux4tegra (L4T)
New images can be pulled with docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-detector:nlvX.Y.Z-cloud
, where X.Y.Z
is the version of the node-lib used.
Legacy image can be pulled with docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-detector:cloud
.
Pulled images can be run with the docker.sh
script by calling ./docker.sh run-image
.
Local builds can be run with ./docker.sh run
.
If the container does not use the GPU, try ./docker.sh d
.
Mandatory parameters are those described in Zauberzeug Learning Loop Node Library. Besides, the following parameters may bbe set
Name | Purpose | Value | Default | Required only with ./docker.sh |
---|---|---|---|---|
LINKLL | Link the node library into the container? | TRUE or FALSE | FALSE | Yes |
DETECTOR_NAME | Will be the name of the container | String | - | Yes |
WEIGHT_TYPE | Data type to convert weights to | String [FP32, FP16, INT8] | FP16 | NO |
New images will be published to docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-detector:nlvX.Y.Z-A.B.C
, where X.Y.Z
is the version of the node-lib used and A.B.C
is the L4T version. Right now, the newer detector images DO NOT SUPPORT L4T.
Legacy images can be pulled with docker pull zauberzeug/yolov5-detector:32.6.1
, where 32.6.1
is the used Tag
(see https://hub.docker.com/r/zauberzeug/yolov5-detector/tags). It corresponds to the L4T version. Right now, 32.6.1
and 32.5.0
are supported.
This variant is currently in seperate subfolder yolov5_node/detector_cla. This detector is not maintained at the moment. However, the last images should work on a Linux PC
# build docker image
./docker.sh b
# publish docker image
./docker.sh p
curl --request POST -H 'mac: FF:FF:FF:FF:FF' -F 'file=@test.jpg' http://localhost:8004/detect
headers = {'mac': '0:0:0:0', 'tags': 'some_tag'}
with open('test.jpg', 'rb') as f:
data = [('file', f)]
response = requests.post(
'http://localhost:8004/detect', files=data, headers=headers)
The trainer uses the yolov5_pytorch
format identifier (yolov5_cla_pytorch
for classification).
When it saves a model to the Learning Loop it saves the model as yolov5_pytorch
and yolov5_wts
(respectively yolov5_cla_pytorch
and yolov5_cla_wts
for classification).
The wts formats may be used by a detector wunning on a NVIDIA jetson device to create an engine file as required by tensorrtx (see https://github.com/wang-xinyu/tensorrtx/tree/master/yolov5).
This code is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License. The code in
trainer/app_code/yolov5
trainer/app_code/train_cla.py
trainer/app_code/train_det.py
trainer/app_code/pred_cla.py
trainer/app_code/pred_det.py
detetor_cla/app_code/yolov5
is largely based on the repository https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5 which is also published under the [AGPL-3.0 License] for non-commercial use.
Original license disclaimer in https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5:
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