Thanks for replying, even if it does discourage people from asking questions by shaming them for not having thought to do a google search for a term they were confused about after staring at APIs all night while learning a new programming language.

    Hi vital
    I didn't mean to shame, merely give a tip for the future. 🙂

    Regards,
    Jaka

      @vital My 2c: for such general programming questions consulting with google or GPT will provide you with better results and a much faster learning rate (as you get answers in seconds, instead of hours/days), compared to asking your question on a forum of a "camera vendor". Thoughts?
      Thanks, Erik

      I didn't know it was a 'general programing question', I thought it was unique to depthai. I had never seen it before and it was in the API a bunch of times. Sorry, I am struggling a bit trying to figure out how to program in python, how to deal with environments, how to get SBCs running depthai, how to manage cameras and sensors, how to annotate and setup datasets, how to train models, and how to run inference -- with starting from zero and having to one to help me. I have managed so far to get a model trained from my own data with depthai running on a rasbpi zero doing inference properly and getting good detections and not I am stuck on figuring out pipelines. I apologize if I wasted you time with a 'general' questions but at this point I still don't know what I don't know.

      • erik replied to this.

        vital I understand, and it's not a problem. Just as a note, GPT4 is quite smart, and knows how to code with depthai as well. So I am sure it can answer most questions you might have, even related to luxonis/depthai/oak cameras.
        Thanks, Erik