add example results
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app.py
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This detection model is designed to identify recyclable items within images, providing high detection capabilities across 20 categories. Below are the performance metrics for specific recyclable materials.
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""")
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# Hardcoded table with performance metrics
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data = {
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'Category': [
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This detection model is designed to identify recyclable items within images, providing high detection capabilities across 20 categories. Below are the performance metrics for specific recyclable materials.
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""")
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with st.expander("See Example Results"):
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st.write("Here are some example images with detections:")
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st.image('result1.jpg')
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st.image('result2.jpg')
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st.image('result3.jpg')
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st.image('result4.jpg')
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st.image('result5.jpg')
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st.image('result6.jpg')
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# Hardcoded table with performance metrics
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data = {
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'Category': [
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