Update bytetracker example #340
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Thee Python object detection example now includes integrated ByteTrack support with no additional dependencies required. Everything you need is included out of the box. |
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This PR updates the instructions to run the detection_with_tracker example on Raspberry Pi Bookworm/Python 3.11.
It turns out that pypi ByteTracker does not support Python 3.11 yet. However, ByteTracker needn't be installed since it is already part of Roboflow supervision dependency.
Thus, avoiding the installation of ByteTracker makes it easier to run the example because of the chain of compatibility issues between onnxruntime, onnx, ByteTracker, and Python 3.11.
Also note that 3.11 is the official Python version shipped in Raspberry Pi Bookworm OS.
This PR fix #322