yolo:tldr:ab3f4
yolo: Create a copy of the default configuration in your current working directory.
$ yolo task=init
try on your machine
The command "yolo task=init" appears to be related to the YOLO (You Only Look Once) algorithm or framework, which is a popular object detection system in computer vision.
In this context, "task=init" is specifying a specific task to be performed in YOLO, namely the initialization or setup of the YOLO system. Initialization typically involves loading the necessary configurations, weights, and other model parameters, setting up the required computational resources, and preparing the system for subsequent tasks such as training or inference.
By executing "yolo task=init," you are likely initiating the YOLO framework and initializing it for further actions related to object detection or recognition.
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