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Revolutionizing Retail with AI-Powered Solutions
On-Shelf Availability (OSA) Analysis
Intelligent Inventory Management for Modern Retail
Project Team
This innovative project was developed by a team of students passionate about artificial intelligence and its practical applications in the retail sector, under the supervision of a recognized expert in the field.
Team Members
Faris Amine – AI & Data Technologies Engineering Student
Es-safi Abderrahman – AI & Data Technologies Engineering Student
Project Supervisor
Prof. Tawfik Masrour – Professor, AI Expert
Research Director in Applied Artificial Intelligence
Project Mentor & Academic Supervisor
Project Details
- Program:
IADT-SI (AI & Data Technologies)
- Duration:
January 2025 - June 2025
- Institution:
ENSAM Meknès
- Field:
Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Retail Analytics
Table of Contents
This documentation provides comprehensive coverage of the On-Shelf Availability analysis project, from theoretical foundations to practical implementation.
Documentation Sections
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Data Documentation
- 3. Dual YOLO Detection and Spatial Analysis System
- 3.1. Overview
- 3.2. Processing Pipeline
- 3.3. System Architecture
- 3.4. Spatial Context Analysis
- 3.5. Spatial Clustering Algorithm
- 3.6. Spatial Pattern Analysis
- 3.7. Void Attribution System
- 3.8. Multi-Factor Scoring System
- 3.9. Inventory Estimation Module
- 3.10. Visualization and Analysis Features
- 3.11. Performance Specifications
- 3.12. Configuration Parameters
- 3.13. Future Enhancements
- 4. Trained Models
- 5. Intelligent Retail Shelf Analysis App
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