Autolabel
Autolabel is an image labeling tool. Currently images are labeled using ResNet18-152 implemented by pytorch. Autolabel can be used as a cli tool or as a library.
Installation
python setup.py install
Command line usage
See --help for a command overview
Usage: autolabel [OPTIONS] [IMAGES]...
Options:
--batch-size INTEGER
--sep TEXT Separator
--top INTEGER
-o, --output FILENAME Output file
-m, --model [resnet18|resnet34|resnet50|resnet101|resnet152]
--help Show this message and exit.
In the simplest form this mean:
autolabel image.jpg
Autolabel supports reading file names from STDIN:
find /myimages -type f -iname '*.jpg' | autolabel
Library usage
from autolabel.image import ImageListDataset
from autolabel.classifier.resnet import Resnet18Classifier
from pathlib import Path
classifier = Resnet18Classifier()
images = [Path('/path/to/image.jpg'), Path('/path/to/another/image.png')]
dataset = ImageListDataset(images)
res = classifier.predict(dataset, top=top)
for p, decoded in res.items():
print(p, decoded)
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