boxlib
A lightweight Python library for bounding box manipulation, designed for computer vision tasks.
Installation
pip install boxlib
Box Convention
All bounding boxes are NumPy arrays with format [x, y, width, height], where (x, y) is the top-left corner.
import numpy as np
import boxlib
box = np.array([10, 20, 100, 50]) # x=10, y=20, width=100, height=50
Quick Examples
import numpy as np
import boxlib
box = np.array([10, 20, 100, 50])
# Get center point
boxlib.center(box) # array([60., 45.])
# Expand box by 2x around its center
boxlib.expand(box, 2) # array([-40., -5., 200., 100.])
# Make box square (using max dimension)
boxlib.expand_to_square(box) # array([10., -5., 100., 100.])
# Intersection of two boxes
box2 = np.array([50, 40, 100, 50])
boxlib.intersection(box, box2) # array([50., 40., 60., 30.])
# IoU (Intersection over Union)
boxlib.iou(box, box2) # 0.189...
# Crop image to bounding box
image = np.zeros((200, 200, 3))
cropped = boxlib.crop_image(image, box) # shape: (50, 100, 3)
Functions
Geometry
center(box)- Get center pointcorners(box)- Get four corner coordinatesside_midpoints(box)- Get midpoints of each sideinscribed_ellipse_points(box, n_angles, n_radii)- Sample points inside inscribed ellipsearea(box)- Calculate area
Transformations
shift(box, delta)- Translate box by offsetexpand(box, factor)- Scale box around its centerexpand_to_square(box)- Expand to square using max dimensioncrop_to_square(box)- Crop to square using min dimensionbox_around(center, size)- Create box from center point and size
Set Operations
intersection(box1, box2)- Intersection of two boxesbox_hull(box1, box2)- Smallest box containing bothcontains(box, points)- Check if points are inside box
Metrics
iou(box1, box2)- Intersection over Uniongiou(box1, box2)- Generalized IoU
Construction
bb_of_points(points)- Bounding box of point setbb_of_mask(mask)- Bounding box of binary maskfull(imshape=None, imsize=None)- Full image bounding boxempty()- Zero-size box at origin
Image Operations
crop_image(image, box, pad=True)- Crop image to box with optional padding
License
MIT
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