@codait/max-vis

v0.3.0

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3 years ago

Image annotation library for MAX image models

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max-vis

max-vis is a JavaScript library and command-line utility to help render the predictions returned by some of the deep learning models of the Model Asset eXchange (MAX).

Given the JSON result (prediction) from one of the MAX image models and the source image, with max-vis you can render a new version of the image with predictions (i.e., bounding box, pose lines, etc) annotated on it.

Install

browser

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@codait/max-vis"></script>

Node.js
```
npm install @codait/max-vis
```
command-line
```
npm install -g @codait/max-vis
```

Usage

See working examples for browser, Node.js, and command-line environments in the /examples directory.

browser

// the prediction (JSON object) returned by a MAX image model
const prediction = ... 

// the source image used to get the prediction
const image = document.getElementById('myimage')

// returns a Promise that resolves to a copy of the source image annotated with the prediction
maxvis.annotate(prediction, image)
   .then(annotatedImageBlob => {
      // the argument passed is a Blob of a PNG image
      let img = document.createElement('img')
      img.src = URL.createObjectURL(annotatedImageBlob)
      document.body.appendChild(img)
   })

Note: When loaded in a browser, the global variable maxvis will be available to access the API.

Node.js

const maxvis = require('@codait/max-vis')

// the prediction (JSON object) returned by a MAX image model
const prediction = ... 

// the source image used to get the prediction
const image = 'images/myImage.jpg'

// returns a Promise that resolves to a copy of the source image annotated with the prediction
maxvis.annotate(prediction, image)
   .then(annotatedImageBuffer => {
      // the argument passed is a Buffer of a PNG image
      fs.writeFile('myAnnotatedImage.png', annotatedImageBuffer, (err) => {
         if (err) {
            console.error(err)
         }
      })
   })

command-line

Pass prediction directly from a file

$ maxvis images/myImage.jpg -p maxImageModelPrediction.json

or pipe prediction from curl

$ curl -X POST "http://max-image-model-endpoint/model/predict" \
-F "image=@images/myImage.jpg" \
| maxvis images/myImage.jpg

Note: When installed as a command-line utility, the global command maxvis will be available.

API

overlay(prediction, image, [options])

Processes the prediction against the image and renders the prediction (in a Canvas overlay) on top of the image. Not applicable when running in Node.js.

prediction - (Required) the prediction output from a MAX image model
image - (Required) an HTMLImageElement or the id of an HTMLImageElement
options - (Optional) a JSON object of options to customize rendering. See Options for more info.

annotate(prediction, image, [options])

Processes the prediction against the image and creates a new version of the image that includes the rendered prediction.

prediction - (Required) the prediction output from a MAX image model
image - (Required) an HTMLImageElement or HTMLCanvasElement or the id of an HTMLImageElement or HTMLCanvasElement.
options - (Optional) a JSON object of options to customize rendering. See Options for more info.

Returns a Promise that resolves to a Blob (in browsers) or Buffer (in Node.js) of a PNG image containing the input image annotated with the prediction.

extract(prediction, image, [options])

Processes the prediction against the image, extracts the components from the image.

Returns a Promise that resolves to an array of objects representing each item of the prediction. Each object in the array contains:

image: a Blob (in browsers) or Buffer (in Node.js) of a PNG image containing the cropped out area of the input image identified in prediction.
label: a label for the image

version

Returns the max-vis version number

API Options

Available options to pass to the API. All are optional and by default, max-vis will try to determine the appropriate values from the prediction object.

| Option | Type | Description |
|--|--|--|
| type | String | The name of type of rendering the prediction conforms to. Acceptable types are boxes (for bounding boxes), lines (for pose lines), or segments (for image segmentation). |
| height | Number | The height (in pixels) of the image represented by the prediction |
| width | Number | The width (in pixels) of the image represented by the prediction |
| colors | 2D array or Object | An array of RGB values to use for rendering (e.g., [[255,0,200], [125,125,125], ...]). Alternatively, for bounding boxes an object of label names mapped to preferred RGB values (e.g., {person: [255,0,200], horse: [125,125,125], ...}) can be passed. |
| segments | Array | An array of segmentation IDs to process (e.g., [0, 15]). If not provided, all segments will be processed. This is only applicable for predictions of type segments. |
| exclude | Boolean | Set to true if segments option indicates segmentation that should be excluded instead of included in processing. Default is false. This is only applicable for predictions of type segments. |
| lineWidth | Number | The thickness of the lines in the rendering. Default is 2. This is only applicable for predictions of type boxes or lines. |