Is there any toolkit availble for evaluating my visual object tracking algorithm on UAV123 #10FPS dataset. I am working using MATLAB. Kindly help
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This is my proposed project:
- I have developed a classifier in Weka after some experimentation.
- Now I want to develop a project in Matlab which will take input
attributes from users.
- This input will be given to Weka after loading saved classification model.
- Weka will predict the class for that instance.
- Finally I want to pick this predicted class and display it on screen developed by Matlab.
Now I don't know how to import and export data from Matlab to Weka. Immediate help will be appreciated.
Some thoughts on your problem.
As far as i know matlab has a machine learning toolbox(haven't used it). So you can build your system entirely on matlab.
If you want to stick with Weka and use it programmatically with Java, then you can call Java methods from matlab so as to get the classification result. For how to call java methods from matlab check here
If you use Weka from GUI then you should be able to save the classification result to a file straight from GUI. Then you can load this file to matlab, retrieve the result and visualize it in matlab.
Hope this helps.
I'm currently designing an algorithm for car detection using Matlab. In order to do so, I'm using the cascade classifier tools provided by Matlab. By the end of the process, I'll get an xml file which contains my classifier model. I'd like to know if I can use this 'xml' model as is in OpenCV while porting my algorithm to C++?
thanks for your help
Yes, you can. If you look at the resulting xml file, you should see a comment at the top telling you which version of OpenCV it is compatible with.
I am currently working in matlab R2011a. These are the tools that I am using
neural-network toolbox
curve-fitting toolbox
I want to use forecast and kalman filter functions which are unavailable in R2011a . Hence I am considering to update to R2013a . But, I am concerned that all of my functions would give the exact same output or not.
Can anyone post some reference or any experience in this matter , so that I can be sure.
Reference or experience to any issues in upgrading the version is appreciated.
I would suggest going through the release notes for each of those 3 products to check for known compatibility considerations:
http://www.mathworks.co.uk/help/nnet/release-notes.html
http://www.mathworks.co.uk/help/curvefit/release-notes.html
(I don't know what the time series toolbox is, it doesn't seem to be a MathWorks product).
Could you provide an example of ICA Independent Component Analysis IN MATLAB?
I know PCA is implemented in matlab but ICA, what about RCA?
Have a look at the FastICA implementation. I've used their R version before, I assume the matlab implementation does the same thing... On that page you get a description of the algorithm and pointers to more info.
Dr G was right.
Now, you are able to find a complete and a very useful Matlab Package (works also with 2013a version):
FastICA
Also you can find a another ICA and PCA Matlab implementation package there: ICA/PCA. But I have no experience with it.
The topic is quite old, but it is worth mentioning that in 2017a, matlab introduced reconstruction independent component analysis (RICA), which may come in handy for someone searching for ICA.
Does anybody know what components in Simulink (MATLAB package) are analogs for AnyLogic components? (e.g: source, buffer, delay, sink).
Or how can I easily simulate behavior of AnyLogic model in MATLAB?
Maybe there are some cool magic tools?
If you're asking whether or not there is an easy way to convert from an AnyLogic model to a Simulink model, I doubt it. I haven't seen any conversion tools like that.
I have a feeling you're just going to have to rebuild your AnyLogic model in Simulink if you want to simulate your models in MATLAB. I would start by looking through the Block List and Function List links on this Simulink documentation page. You should be able to find analogous components to those in your AnyLogic model.
AnyLogic is one of the best tools for business simulation and Matlab is the best engineering tool. But they have different notations.So in the most cases conversion is just impossible! E.g. to convert DE model of airport into Matlab.
My suggestion: use Matlab for engineering tasks and AnyLogic for business simulation.