Detection and classification
Identify defined objects, events or visual categories in images or video streams.
SAWQ explores computer vision and machine learning for task-specific detection, classification, monitoring and prediction. We focus on whether the model improves an actual workflow, how it will be evaluated and what should happen when confidence is not high enough.
Model choice, data preparation, thresholds and review paths depend on what must be detected, how errors matter and what happens after a detection.
Identify defined objects, events or visual categories in images or video streams.
Convert relevant visual events into structured alerts, dashboards or downstream actions.
Integrate task-focused models into software products, APIs or operational workflows.
Define appropriate data splits, metrics, thresholds and human review paths so performance is understood in context.
We start with the decision the system must support, then assess data availability, labels, deployment constraints and the cost of false positives or false negatives. A prototype is useful only when it can be evaluated against the real task.
Share the images or video context, the event you want to identify and what should happen when the system finds it.