facebookresearch/segment-anything
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facebookresearch/segment-anything
facebookresearch/segment-anything is Meta AI’s open source SAM repository for image segmentation inference. It focuses on running the Segment Anything Model, downloading checkpoints, and using example notebooks; the README now points users to SAM 2 as the newer release. The repo is active as of 2024-09-18, not archived, and has a large adoption footprint with 53,801 stars and 6,301 forks.
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