Add tutorial for Indian Currency Note Detection using YOLOv5 #3455
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This PR adds a new beginner-level tutorial titled "Indian Currency Note Detection with YOLOv5". The tutorial guides users through training a YOLOv5 object detection model using Roboflow and deploying it with PyTorch.
The tutorial includes:
Step-by-step instructions on dataset preparation via Roboflow.
Training and evaluation with YOLOv5.