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I added comments that explain how the loss is calculated in the `yolo_tiny_net.py` file. A `.gitignore` was added to avoid commiting model checkpoints or `*.pyc` files.
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When I looked through this fascinating project as a machine learning and tensorflow noob, I tried to add comments for myself in order to understand what's going on. I'd like to share those comments, so that other folks can profit from them as well.
Tell me if I should do it for
yolo_net.pyas well.By the way, I also added a
.gitignorefile since it should be avoided that commits contain someone's training checkpoints or*.pycfiles.Have a nice day!