transfer learning #18519
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@nurislam690206 yes, YOLO11 supports transfer learning, including feature extraction and fine-tuning, which can be achieved by training the model on your custom dataset using pre-trained weights. For guidance, refer to the Train YOLO11 documentation. |
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Is it possible to use feature extraction and fine-tuning with YOLO11?
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