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YOLOv9 to Roboflow Instance Segmentation Model

Connect YOLOv9 with Roboflow Instance Segmentation Model

Build a multi-stage computer vision pipeline by connecting YOLOv9 with Roboflow Instance Segmentation Model and deploy a production application in minutes.
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YOLOv9

YOLOv9

YOLOv9 is a type of Roboflow Object Detection Model.
Use YOLOv9 in the Roboflow Object Detection Model Roboflow Workflows block.
Roboflow Instance Segmentation Model

Roboflow Instance Segmentation Model

Run an instance segmentation model.
Run inference on an instance segmentation model hosted on or uploaded to Roboflow. You can query any model that is private to your account, or any public model available on [Roboflow Universe](https://universe.roboflow.com). You will need to set your Roboflow API key in your Inference environment to use this block. To learn more about setting your Roboflow API key, [refer to the Inference documentation](https://inference.roboflow.com/quickstart/configure_api_key/).

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How to Build a Workflow

Learn how to use a low-code open source platform to simplify building and deploying vision AI applications.
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Choose from 40+ pre-built blocks that let you use custom models, open source models, LLM APIs, pre-built logic, and external applications. Blocks can be models from OpenAI or Meta AI, applications like Google Sheets or Pager Duty, and logic like filtering or cropping.
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Connect Blocks

Each block can receive inputs, execute code, and send outputs to the next block in your Workflow. You can use the drag-and-drop UI to configure connections and see the JSON definitions of what’s happening behind the scenes.
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Deploy Workflows

You’ll receive an output of the final result from your Workflow and the format you want it delivered in, like JSON. Once your Workflow produces sufficient results, you can use the Workflow as a hosted API endpoint or self-host in your own cloud, on-prem, or at the edge.

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Isolate dependencies in your software by using the Python SDK or HTTP API to operate and maintain your Workflows separate from other logic within your codebase
Supported devices include ARM CPU, x86 CPU, NVIDIA GPU, and NVIDIA Jetson

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