Object detection vs. image classification
Image classification is a machine learning based form of computer vision in which a model is trained to categorize images based on the primary subject matter they contain. Object detection goes further than this to classify individual objects within the image, and to return the coordinates of a bounding box that indicates the object's location.
Notice that an object detection model returns the following information:
• The class of each object identified in the image.
• The probability score of the object classification (which you can interpret as the confidence of the predicted class being correct)
• The coordinates of a bounding box for each object.
This is indeed object detection, as image classification focuses on identifying a dominant object in an image and assigning it to a category, while object detection focuses on identifying and localizing multiple objects within an image.
Based on the image, it should be A: object detection
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/detect-objects-images-custom-vision/1a-what-is-object-detection
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