Kind keypoint_detection_prediction¶

Prediction with detected bounding boxes and detected keypoints in form of sv.Detections(...) object

Details¶

This kind represents single keypoints prediction in form of sv.Detections(...) object.

Example:

sv.Detections(
    xyxy=array([[        127,         189,         322,         303]]), 
    mask=None, 
    confidence=array([    0.95898]), 
    class_id=array([6]), 
    tracker_id=None, 
    data={
        'class_name': array(['G'], dtype='<U1'),
        'detection_id': array(['51dfa8d5-261c-4dcb-ab30-9aafe9b52379'], dtype='<U36'),
        'parent_id': array(['image.[0]'], dtype='<U9'),
        'image_dimensions': array([[425, 640]]),
        'inference_id': array(['51dfa8d5-261c-4dcb-ab30-9aafe9b52379'], dtype='<U36'),
        'prediction_type': array(['instance-segmentation'], dtype='<U16'),
        'root_parent_id': array(['image.[0]'], dtype='<U9'),
        'root_parent_coordinates': array([[0, 0]]),
        'root_parent_dimensions': array([[425, 640]]),
        'parent_coordinates': array([[0, 0]]),
        'parent_dimensions': array([[425, 640]]),
        'scaling_relative_to_parent': array([1]),
        'scaling_relative_to_root_parent': array([1]),
        'keypoints_class_name': array(),  # variable length array of type object - one 1D array of str for each box
        'keypoints_class_id': array(),  # variable length array of type object - one 1D array of int for each box
        'keypoints_confidence': array(),  # variable length array of type object - one 1D array of float for each box
        'keypoints_xy': array(),  # variable length array of type object - one 2D array for bbox with (x, y) coords
    }
)

Prior to sv.Keypoints(...) we introduced keypoints detection based on sv.Detections(...) object. The decision was suboptimal so we would need to revert in the future, but for now this is the format of data for keypoints detection.

The design of metadata is also suboptimal (as metadata regarding whole image is duplicated across all bounding boxes and there is no way on how to save metadata for empty predictions). We have GH issue to communicate around this problem.

Details of additional fields:

• detection_id - unique identifier for each detection, to be used for when dependent elements are created based on specific detection (example: Dynamic Crop takes this value as parent id for new image)

• parent_id - identifier of image that generated prediction (to be fetched from WorkflowImageData object)

• image_dimensions - dimensions of image that was basis for prediction - format: (height, width)

• inference_id - identifier of inference request (optional, relevant for Roboflow models)

• prediction_type - type of prediction

• root_parent_id - identifier of primary Workflow input that was responsible for downstream prediction (to be fetched from WorkflowImageData object) - usually identifier of Workflow input placeholder

• root_parent_coordinates - offset regarding origin input - format (offset_x, offset_y)

• root_parent_dimensions - dimensions of origin input image (height, width)

• parent_coordinates - offset regarding parent - format (offset_x, offset_y)

• parent_dimensions - dimensions of parent image (height, width)

• scaling_relative_to_parent - scaling factor regarding parent image

• scaling_relative_to_root_parent - scaling factor regarding origin input image

• keypoints_class_name array of variable size 1D arrays of string with key points class names

• keypoints_class_id array of variable size 1D arrays of int with key points class ids

• keypoints_confidence array of variable size 1D arrays of float with key points confidence

• keypoints_xy array of variable size 2D arrays of coordinates of keypoints in (x, y) format

SERIALISATION:

Execution Engine behind API will serialise underlying data once selector of this kind is declared as Workflow output - serialisation will be executed such that sv.Detections.from_inference(...) can decode the output, but loosing keypoints details - which can be recovered if output JSON field is parsed. Entity details: KeypointsDetectionInferenceResponse