Classifying a object detected in an image into movable or non movable sets





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Is there any way to classify the object (detected in an image through YOLO e.g. ball, car, tree etc.) into movable and non-movable sets?
a movable object can be moved in the real-world e.g ball, card, person and the non-movable object doesn't move in the real-world e.g. tree.
I'm thinking to use WordNet to classify the name detected. Let me know if I should think in a different direction?










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    Is there any way to classify the object (detected in an image through YOLO e.g. ball, car, tree etc.) into movable and non-movable sets?
    a movable object can be moved in the real-world e.g ball, card, person and the non-movable object doesn't move in the real-world e.g. tree.
    I'm thinking to use WordNet to classify the name detected. Let me know if I should think in a different direction?










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      Is there any way to classify the object (detected in an image through YOLO e.g. ball, car, tree etc.) into movable and non-movable sets?
      a movable object can be moved in the real-world e.g ball, card, person and the non-movable object doesn't move in the real-world e.g. tree.
      I'm thinking to use WordNet to classify the name detected. Let me know if I should think in a different direction?










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      Is there any way to classify the object (detected in an image through YOLO e.g. ball, car, tree etc.) into movable and non-movable sets?
      a movable object can be moved in the real-world e.g ball, card, person and the non-movable object doesn't move in the real-world e.g. tree.
      I'm thinking to use WordNet to classify the name detected. Let me know if I should think in a different direction?







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