Create the operator via the following factory method
Create the operator via the following factory method
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**Parameters:**
**Parameters:**
***model_name:*** *str*
***model_name:*** `str`
A string indicating which model to use.
A string indicating which model to use. Available options:
***thresh:*** *float*
1. `faster_rcnn_resnet50_c4`
2. `faster_rcnn_resnet50_dc5`
3. `faster_rcnn_resnet50_fpn`
4. `faster_rcnn_resnet101_c4`
5. `faster_rcnn_resnet101_dc5`
6. `faster_rcnn_resnet101_fpn`
7. `faster_rcnn_resnext101`
8. `retinanet_resnet50`
9. `retinanet_resnet101`
***thresh:*** `float`
The threshold value for which an object is detected (default value: `0.5`). Set this value lower to detect more objects at the expense of accuracy, or higher to reduce the total number of detections but increase the quality of detected objects.
The threshold value for which an object is detected (default value: `0.5`). Set this value lower to detect more objects at the expense of accuracy, or higher to reduce the total number of detections but increase the quality of detected objects.
### Interface
This operator takes an image as input. It first detects the objects appeared in the image, and generates a bounding box around each object.
The return value is a tuple of `(boxes, classes, scores)`. `boxes` is a list of bounding boxes. Each bounding box is represented as a 1-dimensional numpy array consisting of the top-left and the bottom-right corners, i.e. `numpy.ndarray([x1, y1, x2, y2])`. `classes` is a list of prediction labels for each bounding box. `*scores*` is a list of confidence scores corresponding to each class and bounding box.