[keghn]

Easily Create High Quality Object Detectors with Deep Learning, DLIB C++:   

http://blog.dlib.net/2016/10/easily-create-high-quality-object.html

[yotamarker]

guy, I don't have a clue how to use this on vb.net

[kei10]

@Yotamarker

... Seriously...?
Yotamarker...

That library is for C++, not Visual Basic.

[yotamarker]

whateva man he just showing off seriously dude if they make this open sources stuff
write a WALKTHROUGH they assume everyone have theire knowledge its like
they share the open source with only theire coworkers
it would be easyer to build from scratch than to dig through the useless search engine results

hashirama if you only knew the hundreds of walkthroughs I published that started like this

[yotamarker]

"Easily Create " pfffft

[kei10]

@yotamarker
Whoa whoa whoa, there, there, calm down, calm down... ...

You know, if you know what you're looking for, and in what angle you're looking at, you should have gotten your answer. Especially when this is about programming, one should know better when it comes to the term Library.

http://dlib.net/

From my experience so far, libraries can be built to target only one or more languages, and target one or more platforms. Dlib, on the other hand, if you look into their website, it is cross platform, made to be used with C++ or Python.

it would be easyer to build from scratch

What are you talking about? Build what from scratch?

Walkthrough to use libraries? There are tons out there.

"Easily Create " pfffft

One would say that by without much experience in other programming languages like Python and C++, one shouldn't stick with only Visual Basic .Net. Please don't be with that kind of inclination.

[yotamarker]

you just using shaming language
codes should come with walkthroughs otherwise they are usually useless
like in this case

[kei10]

@Yotamarker
If you want walkthrough, could you mean the documentation of how to use dlib which is on their website?

Every single libraries out there have documentation.

So does dlib.

And I wouldn't call that as "shaming". I am merely pointing out that every languages has pros and cons. Some are used for certain priorities, some can be incompatible. Should one say that one should use Command Line Language script to build a fully functional Graphics User Interface (GUI) program? No.

[keghn]

@Yodtamaker I will keep a eye out for any new NN stuff in a visual basic format. I know you posted stuff about c#, called
accord.net. I thought you were a c# programer?

[yotamarker]

by walkthrough I mean a step by step  instructions of how to use
the lib from downloading it to referencing it and using it in the code.