Jeremy341/MIRA-AI

object-detection model by Jeremy341

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MIRA is a custom YOLO11n object-detection project for waste detection, recycling automation, and automated waste sorting. The models detect five classes: This repository contains PyTorch, ONNX, and TFLite exports from the MIRA experiments. The recommended reference model is miraexp019.pt. These results come from the documented evaluation split used for EXP-019. The repository also contains models from earlier MIRA experiments. The main lesson was that adding more data did not automatically improve the model. Removing inconsistent examples and building a cleaner, more balanced dataset led to the strongest results in EXP-018 and EXP-019. Install the required packages: Download the recommended model directly from Hugging Face: For validation, provide a compatible YOLO dataset configuration: MIRA is intended for research…

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  1. MIRA - YOLO11n Waste Detection for Recycling and Waste Sorting
  2. EXP-019 performance
  3. Available model files
  4. Experiment results
  5. Quick start
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Jeremy341/MIRA-AI is a object-detection model repository published by Jeremy341 on Hugging Face. The source reports the ultralytics library.

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Task
object-detection
Library
ultralytics
Recent downloads (30 days)
1,988
Cumulative likes
2
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License
mit
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Created
2026-07-22T10:46:25.000Z
Last modified
2026-08-21T15:56:39.000Z

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Reported languages: en

Reported base models: Ultralytics/YOLO11

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