Pull Request for PyVerse 💡

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Issue Title

[Code Addition Request]: Image Caption Generation with Audio Outputs (Issue #869)

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Info about the Related Issue

What's the goal of the project?
To provide the audio outputs when the input environment has been captured which can be used for multiple use cases like by visually challenged, or image extraction processes etc.

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Name

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Anushka Pote

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Anushka-Pote

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[email protected]

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GSSOC-Ext, Hacktoberfest

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Closes

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*Closes: #869 *

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The complete flask working prototype has been made and merged for this PR using html, css as frontend and flask in python framework as the backend working. It uses Deep Learning CNN and Yolo structure for it's working

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How Has This Been Tested?

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Checklist

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