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I also utilized Ultralytics’ heatmap code to display a heatmap on the input video, showing which regions of the enclosure were most frequently occupied. I specifically focused the heatmap on the land zone, where the otters were spending most of their resting time. I manipulated the code to focus on the land zone, using pixel locations to create a custom region within the video.
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# Model Assessment
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### Here are the metrics I used to assess the accuracy and performance of my model during training.
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I also utilized Ultralytics’ heatmap code to display a heatmap on the input video, showing which regions of the enclosure were most frequently occupied. I specifically focused the heatmap on the land zone, where the otters were spending most of their resting time. I manipulated the code to focus on the land zone, using pixel locations to create a custom region within the video.
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```python
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# Load the YOLOv11 model
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model = YOLO("yolo11n.pt")
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# Path to the dataset configuration YAML file
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dataset_config = '/content/Dataset/data.yaml' # Path to the YAML file
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# Train the model
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results = model.train(
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data=dataset_config, # Path to the YAML file
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epochs=100,
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batch=64, # Set a valid batch size (adjust as needed)
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imgsz=640, # Image size for training
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plots=True,
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patience=50,
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conf=0.55,
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iou=0.5
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print(results)
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# Model Assessment
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### Here are the metrics I used to assess the accuracy and performance of my model during training.
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