Webinar: How to Build a Detectron2 Model with Roboflow and Paperspace Gradient

Matt BremsPublished Mar 24, 2021
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SUMMARY
This post announces and links the recording for a joint Roboflow and Paperspace webinar that walks through training a Detectron2 object detection model on a blood cell count dataset. The session covers accessing public image datasets through Roboflow, applying preprocessing and augmentation, and running GPU-backed training notebooks on Paperspace Gradient, giving attendees a practical end-to-end path from raw data to a trained Detectron2 model.
Missed the event or looking for the recording? Check out the Roboflow + Paperspace Detectron2 webinar recording (opens in a new tab) here and notebook here (opens in a new tab)!

Tomorrow, Roboflow and Paperspace are co-hosting a webinar teaching you how to build a Detectron2 model with our tools. Roboflow gives you "everything you need to start building computer vision into your applications." Paperspace (opens in a new tab) is "the cloud platform built for the future." We'll show you how to seamlessly use these together.

Register for tomorrow's Detectron2 webinar here (opens in a new tab).

This Thursday, March 25 at 1:00pm Eastern time, we'll have Jacob Solawetz (ML Engineer for Roboflow) and Rachel Rapp (opens in a new tab) (ML Engineer and Developer Advocate for Paperspace) walk through building a Detectron object detection model on the blood cell count dataset (opens in a new tab).

By the end of the webinar, you'll know:

If you'd like to follow along, make sure you register for the webinar (opens in a new tab) and create Roboflow and Paperspace (opens in a new tab) accounts ahead of time.

Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow at 1pm Eastern time!


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