Dear all,
I know the Haar-cascade detectors are kind of old-fashioned and that it's challenging to train a cascade with good detection capacities.
I still like it though because you can train on CPU rapidly for simple stuff and it runs everywhere with opencv.
I just want to share a small contribution of mine, in which I used Non-Maxima Suppression (`cv2.dnn.NMSBoxes`) to filter the detections after the cascade.
I found that the previous parameter to remove redundant detections (min_neighbor) was not very efficient, while the classical overlap-based non-maxima suppression works quite well.
I released a small python package with an example jupyter notebook at
https://github.com/LauLauThom/haar-cascade-nms
It's also available via pip `pip install haar-cascade-nms`
I just leave it here in case someone has ever the motivation to translate that to a novel `cascade.detectMultiScale4` function signature (eventhough I doubt this would ever happen ><)
Contributing C/C++ code is beyond my skills...
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