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[Projects] Add 'Projects/' folder, and the first example project in 0.x (#2457)
## Motivation

Introducing new models and features into OpenMMLab's algorithm libraries
has long been complained to be troublesome due to the rigorous
requirements on code quality, which could hinder the fast iteration of
SOTA models and might discourage potential contributors from sharing
their latest outcome here.

Ref: https://github.com/open-mmlab/mmsegmentation/pull/2412

## Modification

This PR adds a new `projects/` folder, which will be a place for some
experimental models/features. Implementations inside might be not quite
perfect but already fine to produce some exciting results. We hope that
this PR can help us better embrace the contribution from our community.
We also add the first example project to illustrate what we expect a
good project to have.
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README.md [Projects] Add 'Projects/' folder, and the first example project in 0.x (#2457) 2023-01-09 12:37:33 +08:00

README.md

Projects

Implementing new models and features into OpenMMLab's algorithm libraries could be troublesome due to the rigorous requirements on code quality, which could hinder the fast iteration of SOTA models and might discourage our members from sharing their latest outcomes here.

And that's why we have this Projects/ folder now, where some experimental features, frameworks and models are placed, only needed to satisfy the minimum requirement on the code quality, and can be used as standalone libraries. Users are welcome to use them if they use MMSegmentation from source.

Everyone is welcome to post their implementation of any great ideas in this folder! If you wish to start your own project, please go through the example project for the best practice.

Note: The core maintainers of MMSegmentation only ensure the results are reproducible and the code quality meets its claim at the time each project was submitted, but they may not be responsible for future maintenance. The original authors take responsibility for maintaining their own projects.