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aiSSEMBLE Inference (OIP) Client

Provides a modular Python library for standardized ML model inference, promoting interoperability across diverse runtimes and platforms. This client allows invocation of OIP endpoints in a more natural manner by ensuring that inference runtime details (like tensor-specific input/output structures) as not leaked from the model implementation into the client.

Features

Fluent Builder API

InferenceBuilder (abstract base class) offers a task-specific, chainable interface for configuring inference requests. Supports model selection, adapter/translator registration, custom parameters, and streaming responses. Extensible via subclasses implementing build_predictor() to produce a Predictor instance.

Task-Specific Inference

The client provides specialized builders for common ML tasks with natural, task-oriented APIs:

Object Detection

  • client.detect_object(model_name) - Returns ObjectDetectionBuilder
  • Fluent methods: .image(), .confidence(), .labels()
  • Returns ObjectDetectionResult with bounding boxes, labels, scores
  • Supports PIL images, numpy arrays, file paths, and bytes
  • Example:
    result = client.detect_object("yolov8") \
        .image("photo.jpg") \
        .confidence(0.6) \
        .run()
    for detection in result.detections:
        print(f"{detection.label}: {detection.confidence}")
    

Text Summarization

  • client.summarize(model_name) - Returns SummarizationBuilder
  • Fluent methods: .text(), .max_length(), .min_length()
  • Returns SummarizationResult with summary text and compression metrics
  • Example:
    result = client.summarize("bart-large") \
        .text("Very long article text here...") \
        .max_length(100) \
        .run()
    print(result.summary)
    print(f"Compressed {result.compression_ratio:.1f}x")
    

Raw Inference Support

RawInferenceBuilder provides a low-level, non-fluent API for direct tensor inputs and parameters, ideal for custom or performance-critical scenarios.

Streaming Capable

Builders support iterable responses for continuous inference outputs.

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