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Non-maximum Suppression
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Summary
Non-maximum Suppression
(NMS) is a technique used in
computer vision
to eliminate redundant or
overlapping
bounding box
es in
object detection tasks
, ensuring that only the
most relevant detections
are retained. By selecting the
bounding box
with the
highest confidence score
and
suppressing others
that have a
high overlap
with it, NMS enhances the
precision of
object localization
in images.
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