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Will you add documentation, samples and examples, too? |
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Description
Adds support for MonoDETR monocular 3D object detection to DL Streamer by reusing the existing gvadetect element with a new mono3d post-processing converter. The model consumes an image plus camera calibration and the original image size, and produces 2D ROIs annotated with full 3D cuboids (translation, dimensions, orientation).
No new GStreamer element is introduced — gvadetect drives the model, the converter is auto-selected from the model's rt_info (model_type=mono3d), and 3D results flow downstream to gvawatermark3d / gvadeskew via the existing extra_params_json mechanism.
What's included
New mono3d converter (converters/to_roi/mono3d.{h,cpp})
Camera-intrinsics handling
Auxiliary model-input feeding
rt_info / model-proc-free configuration