A bounding box is the simplest way to say where an object is: a rectangle described by its coordinates, tagged with a class and a confidence number. Trackers link boxes across frames; analytics count and measure them.
Definition
The rectangle a detector draws around an object, given as corner coordinates plus a label and confidence score. The currency of detection output.
A bounding box is the simplest way to say where an object is: a rectangle described by its coordinates, tagged with a class and a confidence number. Trackers link boxes across frames; analytics count and measure them.
Also known as
bbox, detection box