- Added `KeyPoints.visible` mask support for per-keypoint visibility
- Split confidence into `keypoint_confidence` and `detection_confidence`
- Kept legacy `KeyPoints.confidence` as deprecated forwarding alias
- Updated `KeyPoints` slicing/filtering to preserve visibility and confidence fields
- Fixed `KeyPoints.__getitem__` row-index normalization for NumPy scalar, 0-D array, and boolean indexing
- Fixed `detection_confidence` indexing to use normalized row indices
- Updated `VertexAnnotator` to skip invisible keypoints
- Updated `EdgeAnnotator` to skip invisible keypoints and edges
- Added per-class skeleton support to `EdgeAnnotator`
- Added multi-skeleton support to `VertexLabelAnnotator`
- Added label validation for `VertexLabelAnnotator`
- Added color-list length validation for keypoint annotators
- Added `VertexEllipseAreaAnnotator`
- Added `VertexEllipseOutlineAnnotator`
- Added `VertexEllipseHaloAnnotator`
- Kept/exported `VertexEllipseAnnotator` alongside the new ellipse variants
- Standardized keypoint annotator docstrings and executable examples
- Added/updated `validate_detection_confidence` and `validate_visible`
- Removed/cleaned old keypoint validator shims
- Added regression tests for visibility, confidence fields, multi-skeleton behavior, and indexing edge cases
- Updated helpers and RF-DETR/keypoint tests for the new confidence/visibility model
- Added API design principles to contributing docs
- Ignored local multi-skeleton test script in `.gitignore`
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* fix(detection): make Detections.area OBB-aware
When detections carry ORIENTED_BOX_COORDINATES (the four xyxyxyxy corners),
the area property returned the area of the derived axis-aligned bounding
box instead of the rotated body. The AABB overestimates by up to ~2x for a
45-degree rotation, which silently miscomputes downstream values — most
visibly the area-sorted z-ordering inside MaskAnnotator / HaloAnnotator,
and any user code that filters detections by area.
* docs(detection): use string literal in Detections.area doctest
* test(detection): single-line docstring on test_uses_oriented_box_corners_when_present
* fix(detection): validate (N,4,2) shape of OBB data field in Detections.area
* perf(detection): replace np.roll pair with cross-diagonal shoelace in Detections.area
* perf(detection): cast x/y slices to float64 instead of full corners array
* refactor(detection): extract obb_polygon_area to detection/utils/boxes.py
* test(detection): add test_raises_on_malformed_obb_coordinates_shape
* test(detection): assert per-branch dtype contract for Detections.area
* docs(detection): document OBB dispatch contract and dtype in Detections.area docstring
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DetectionDataset.from_yolo accepts is_obb=True and stores the four
corners in detections.data["xyxyxyxy"], but DetectionDataset.as_yolo
has no matching option and only reads xyxy/mask. The standard
from_yolo -> split -> as_yolo flow silently writes 5-token
axis-aligned lines, and re-loading the saved file with is_obb=True
crashes the validator because it expects 9 tokens.
Add is_obb to as_yolo, save_yolo_annotations, and
detections_to_yolo_annotations. When True, the four corners from
data["xyxyxyxy"] are serialized via the existing object_to_yolo
polygon path. Masks are ignored, mirroring from_yolo(is_obb=True)
semantics. A missing xyxyxyxy raises ValueError early.
- Add UserWarning in as_yolo when area/approx params passed with is_obb=True (silently ignored)
- Add UserWarning in detections_to_yolo_annotations when mask present + is_obb=True
- Update ValueError message to include expected shape (N, 4, 2) for manual callers
- Add Google-style docstrings to detections_to_yolo_annotations and save_yolo_annotations
- Add test: N>1 OBB detections per image (corner indexing via data-dict slicing)
- Add test: dataset round-trip with background-only (no label file) image
- Add test: as_yolo() without is_obb=True on OBB-loaded dataset emits 5-token lines
- Replace all tempfile.TemporaryDirectory / os.path.join / os.makedirs
with pytest tmp_path and pathlib Path
- Merge 3 load-mask tests into parametrized test_load_yolo_annotations_mask_behaviour
(obb-no-mask, obb-force_masks-ignored, segmentation-produces-mask)
- Merge token-count tests into parametrized test_dataset_as_yolo_obb_output_token_count
(obb-save-nine-tokens, default-save-five-tokens)
- Split corner accuracy into dedicated test_dataset_as_yolo_obb_round_trip_corner_accuracy
- Drop import os and import tempfile
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- Delete letterbox_image alpha block (lines 266-270): block wrote to
caller's input array, not image_with_borders; used wrong coordinate
system (resized vs original dims); redundant since cv2.copyMakeBorder
already sets alpha=0 in padded regions when given a 3-element value
- Add test_letterbox_image_for_rgba_opencv_image: asserts padded alpha=0,
interior alpha preserved, and input array not mutated after call
- Update letterbox_image docstring: image param lists (H,W,3)/(H,W,4)/
(H,W)/PIL shapes; add Note on BGRA alpha behavior; add grayscale doctest
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Replaces the static python code block with a pycon doctest using
primitive numpy inputs, so the example is now executed and verified
by `pytest --doctest-modules`. Removes the external YOLO, ByteTrack,
and cv2 dependencies from the example.
Follows the same pattern as PR #2207 (LineZone). Part of the
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When HeatMapAnnotator is called on a fresh annotator with empty detections
(common on the first frames of a video before the model produces any output),
self.heat_mask is all zeros, so temp / temp.max() raises
RuntimeWarning: invalid value encountered in divide and produces nan/inf
in-flight. Skip the normalisation when temp.max() == 0; the resulting
all-zero heat mask filters out via the > 0 check below, so the scene is
returned unchanged.
- Fix `kernel_size: int = 25` → `int | None = 25`; document None disables blur
- Add Note to annotate docstring: empty detections returns scene unchanged
- Add happy path test: single detection must produce visible heat output
- Add stateful tests: empty→real and real→empty sequence coverage
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* fix(dataset): make COCO annotation/image ids chainable across splits (#768)
Exporting train/valid/test splits with DetectionDataset.as_coco
previously restarted image_id and annotation_id at 1 for every split,
producing three JSON files whose ids collided and could not be safely
merged into a single COCO collection.
Adds optional starting_image_id and starting_annotation_id parameters
to save_coco_annotations and DetectionDataset.as_coco (default 1 to
preserve existing behavior) and returns a (next_image_id,
next_annotation_id) tuple so callers can feed the result of one
export straight into the next:
next_image, next_ann = train.as_coco(annotations_path="train.json")
next_image, next_ann = valid.as_coco(
annotations_path="valid.json",
starting_image_id=next_image,
starting_annotation_id=next_ann,
)
test.as_coco(
annotations_path="test.json",
starting_image_id=next_image,
starting_annotation_id=next_ann,
)
The images-only branch of as_coco (annotations_path=None) round-trips
the starting ids unchanged so chaining still works there.
Adds 4 regression tests covering defaults, custom starting ids,
end-to-end three-split chaining with global uniqueness assertions,
and the images-only round-trip.
* docs: address review polish on COCO id-chaining
* fix(dataset): align save_coco_annotations approximation_percentage default to 0.0
* docs(dataset): add one-line summary to save_coco_annotations docstring
* docs: add changelog entry for COCO id chaining (PR #2267)
* docs(dataset): document file_name uniqueness limitation in save_coco_annotations
* feat(dataset): validate starting_image_id and starting_annotation_id >= 1
* docs(dataset): add Example section to save_coco_annotations docstring
* docs(dataset): unpack final as_coco return value in chaining example
* test(dataset): add COCO chaining tests and fix test helper for zero detections
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The README listed `--track_threshold` and `--match_threshold`, but
script.py exposes `--track_activation_threshold` and
`--minimum_matching_threshold` (the CLI surface is derived from the
main() signature by jsonargparse.auto_cli). Following the README as
written produced "unknown argument" errors.
Aligns the README with the actual CLI surface.
When from_paligemma or from_google_gemini_2_0 find no detections (no regex
matches, JSON decode error, or empty bounding-box list), they previously
returned None for class_id. All other early-exit and filter paths already
return a zero-length ndarray of dtype int. This inconsistency causes
downstream AttributeError when callers unconditionally call .shape or
iterate over the result.
Affected paths:
- from_paligemma: matches.shape[0] == 0 branch
- from_google_gemini_2_0: JSONDecodeError branch and len(xyxy) == 0 branch
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- Move `tempfile.mkstemp` + `os.close` inside `try` block so OSError (disk full,
unwritable dir) is caught by the existing `except Exception` handler instead of
propagating to the caller, preserving the warn-and-degrade contract
- Pass `dir=os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(video_path))` so the temp file is on
the same filesystem as the output, restoring `os.rename` semantics in `shutil.move`
- Initialise `tmp_path = None` before `try`; guard `finally` with
`tmp_path is not None` to satisfy mypy and avoid referencing an unbound name
- Add `-loglevel error -nostats` so ffmpeg only writes actual errors to stderr
(eliminates progress/stats spam that would buffer in PIPE indefinitely)
- Decode `result.stderr` and include it in the warning when ffmpeg exits
non-zero, so failure messages surface diagnostically instead of being discarded
- Change bare `process_video(...)` call to `sv.process_video(...)` so the
example matches the public API pattern and does not raise NameError for users
copying the snippet
- Remove unused `import cv2` which was never referenced in the example body
- Clarify that missing/failing ffmpeg warns and continues rather than raising
- Add install hint for ffmpeg (apt/brew)
- Note that audio is truncated to match the processed video duration (-shortest)
- test_mux_audio_moves_file_on_success: mock subprocess.run returncode=0;
assert shutil.move is called once with video_path as destination — catches
any regression that drops the move call after a successful ffmpeg run
- test_mux_audio_swallows_subprocess_exception: mock subprocess.run raising
OSError; assert no exception escapes _mux_audio and original file is intact
- Fix failed_result.stderr = b"" in test_mux_audio_warns_on_ffmpeg_failure
to match the updated _mux_audio which now decodes result.stderr
- Skip _mux_audio when writer_worker.is_alive() after join timeout to avoid
muxing an incomplete output file
- Fix test_mux_audio_moves_file_on_success: patch os.replace (not shutil.move)
to match implementation changed in 2027938d
- Move four test_mux_audio_* free functions into TestMuxAudio class
- Strip mux_audio_ prefix from method names; class carries the unit
- Condense multi-line docstrings to single-line per testing rules
- Collapse test_warns_when_ffmpeg_missing, test_warns_on_ffmpeg_failure,
test_swallows_subprocess_exception into one parametrized
test_file_unchanged_on_failure[ffmpeg_missing|ffmpeg_fails|subprocess_raises]
- Promote two class methods back to module-level functions
- Collapse nested with-patch statements into single with a, b: form
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- Skip mike deploy for RC releases (tags containing rc/RC)
- Strip .postX suffix before deploying (0.27.0.post1 → 0.27.0)
- Add -u flag to latest deploy to handle existing alias
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- Removed `convert_to_ipynb.sh` script and standalone `.py` demo files.
- Added `docs/notebooks/compact-mask-sam3.ipynb` showcasing new features (`sv.CompactMask` and `sv.Detections.from_sam3`) introduced in version `0.28.0`.