Simplify check_requirements() usage
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* Simplify `check_requirements()` usage * remove assert, print()
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* Simplify `check_requirements()` usage * remove assert, print()
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🌟 Summary
Enhanced dependency checking and code simplicity in YOLOv5.
📊 Key Changes
check_requirements()calls by no longer passingrequirements.txtpath explicitly.assertstatement to use f-strings for error messages inautoanchor.py.FILEandROOTglobal variables ingeneral.pyfor easier path management across modules.🎯 Purpose & Impact
check_requirements()and using global variables for paths, the codebase is more maintainable and readable.assertstatement inautoanchor.pyensures that error messages are displayed correctly when the expected number of anchor points are not generated.