Vehicle-Detection and Vehicle-Detection-and-Counter-using-Yolo11

These are competitors offering similar vehicle detection pipelines using successive versions of the YOLO algorithm, with B adding vehicle counting and line-crossing logic while A provides a more general detection framework.

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Maturity 16/25
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Maturity 16/25
Community 15/25
Stars: 281
Forks: 58
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Language: Python
License: GPL-3.0
Stars: 23
Forks: 5
Downloads:
Commits (30d): 0
Language: Python
License: MIT
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About Vehicle-Detection

MaryamBoneh/Vehicle-Detection

Vehicle Detection Using Deep Learning and YOLO Algorithm

This project helps you accurately identify and count vehicles within images or video footage. You provide a collection of images showing various vehicles, and it outputs trained models that can then process new images to draw boxes around vehicles and label them. This is ideal for traffic analysts, urban planners, or anyone who needs to automate vehicle monitoring.

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About Vehicle-Detection-and-Counter-using-Yolo11

SrujanPR/Vehicle-Detection-and-Counter-using-Yolo11

This project implements vehicle detection and counting using YOLOv11 and OpenCV. It processes a video file to track and count vehicles that cross a predefined red line, providing real-time visualizations of the detections and counts.

This project helps traffic engineers or urban planners automatically count vehicles in video footage. You provide a video file of traffic, and it processes each frame to detect vehicles and counts how many cross a specified line. The output is a new video file with overlaid visualizations of detected vehicles and their real-time counts, helping you analyze traffic flow.

traffic-monitoring urban-planning transportation-analysis video-surveillance vehicle-counting

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