EV-Utils

Overview

EV-Utils (evutils) is a performant collection of utilities for working with event-based vision data. Built with minimal dependencies, it relies on a compiled C backend for speed while offering a clean, modular Python interface.

Core Philosophy

Fast & Lightweight: Highly optimized C parsers for zero-bottleneck data ingestion.
Minimal Footprint: Core features run entirely on NumPy and Numba.
Lazy Loading: All heavy integrations (PyTorch, HDF5, etc.) are lazy-loaded. If you don't use them, you don't need them installed, and they won't slow down import times.
Simple & Extensible: Clean modular APIs.

Inspirations & Related Work

This project draws inspiration from several excellent libraries in the event-based vision ecosystem and attempts to fill in their shortcomings:

Installation

We recommend installing evutils using uv.

From PyPi

uv add evutils # Basic library
uv add evutils[all] # All groups (torch, hdf5, aedat, vis, etc..)
uv add evutils[dev] # Dev group

From Git

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/mandulaj/evutils.git
cd evutils

uv pip install -e ".[dev]"

Note: You can also install specific optional dependency groups like uv add evutils[torch,hdf5].

Architecture

The library is divided into several discrete modules. Many can be used independently without installing the full suite of dependencies:

└── chunking    - Splitting event streams into fixed-size windows
└── dataset     - Wrappers for various dataset loaders (planned, stub)
└── dense       - Dense representations (voxel grids, time surfaces, histograms)
└── filtering   - Event stream filtering (masking)
└── io          - Event reading and writing interfaces
    ├── reader 
    └── writer
└── random      - Random event generation and noise injection
└── torch       - PyTorch integration (planned, stub; requires evutils[torch])
└── transforms  - torchvision-style augmentation transforms (+ functional)
└── types       - Standard types for representing Events in NumPy arrays
└── vis         - Visualization methods
    ├── plot3d
    └── reconstructor

A future sparse module will sit alongside dense once sparse representations (event graphs, sparse tensors, point clouds) land. EventsChecker (event-array validation) lives in types.

Quick API overview

`io`: Reading and Writing Events

The io module provides methods for reading and writing events into various event formats. It provides a simple .read() and .write() interface as well as more advanced interfaces using iterators and slicing.

Supported formats (see the formats documentation for details):

Format	Extensions	Read	Write	Notes
EVT3 / EVT2.1 / EVT2 (Prophesee RAW)	`.raw`, `.evt*`	✅	✅	native C decoder, external triggers
EVT4 (evutils variant)	`.raw`, `.evt4`	✅	✅	EVT2-style layout + vectorized CD; evutils' own `% evt 4.0` header convention
DAT (Prophesee)	`.dat`	✅	✅	native C decoder
AER (Prophesee)	`.aer`	✅	✅	timestamp generation selectable
AEDAT 1.0 / 2.0 / 3.1 / 4.0	`.aedat`, `.aedat4`	✅	✅ (4.0)	AEDAT4 write incl. triggers; 1.0/2.0/3.1 write 🚧; compression: `evutils[aedat]`
HDF5 (DSEC/RVT layout)	`.h5`, `.hdf5`	✅	✅	`evutils[hdf5]`, ms-index random access
HDF5 (Prophesee layout)	`.h5`, `.hdf5`	✅	🚧	ECF-compressed files need the ECF plugin
NPZ	`.npz`	✅	✅	streaming, `np.load`-compatible
CSV / TXT	`.csv`, `.txt`	✅	✅	native C parser
BIN	`.bin`	🚧	🚧	planned

from evutils.io import EventReader


ev_file = EventReader("raw_file.raw", delta_t=10_000)

events = ev_file.read()

It also supports random access — jump to an absolute timestamp or event index (forward or backward) and keep reading in the configured window mode:

with EventReader("raw_file.raw", delta_t=10_000) as r:
    r.seek(t=2_000_000)   # skip to t = 2.0 s
    window = r.read()     # first delta_t window from there
    r.seek(n=1_000_000)   # or jump to the 1,000,000th event

Seeking uses an index or exact record math, and falls back to iterate-and-skip on non-seekable streams. For EVT the index is built in memory on the first seek (exact) by default; pass EventReader(..., index="metavision") to instead read a Metavision .tmp_index sidecar (fast, but approximate near large event gaps).

`dense`

Dense representations — turn a sparse event stream into fixed-size per-pixel tensors: histograms, voxel grids, time surfaces, accumulation frames and TORE. (A future sparse module will hold event graphs, sparse tensors and point clouds.)

`filtering`

Selecting and dropping events: spatial masking today, with denoising, ROI and downsampling to follow.

`transforms`

torchvision/tonic-style augmentation transforms (drops, spatial flips, jitter, time skew/normalize, refractory filtering). Each composable Transform class pairs with a pure functional kernel, and Compose chains them with minimal unwrap/repack overhead.

`random`

Generating random events and adding noise to event recordings

`types`

The library is built around the EventArray type — a wrapper giving events a struct-of-arrays (SoA) representation, which nearly every reader, writer and transform exchanges:

Fields (Event_dtype): t int64 (signed 64-bit µs), x/y uint16 (up to 65,535 × 65,535 px), p uint8.
SoA — four contiguous columns; cache-friendly, vectorizes over whole columns, no record padding: 8+2+2+1 = 13 bytes/event (≈ 13 MB/MEv). Best for the column-wise processing that dominates event workloads.
Array-of-structs equally supported (from_aos / to_aos / np.asarray, cheap); C-aligned record is 16 bytes/event. Best for per-record iteration or an opaque buffer for another library/serializer. Transforms dispatch on input type, so you get back whichever form you passed in.
Slicing, field subsetting, and an optional lightweight metadata dict (e.g. sensor_size) round out the type.

`vis`

The vis modules provides several methods for visualizing the events (for example as histograms), but also provides a streamlined interface for more complex visualization techniques, such as using the E2Vid reconstructor.

from evutils.vis.reconstructor import RPG_Reconstructor

reconstructor = RPG_Reconstructor(1280, 720)  # (width, height)

img = reconstructor.gen_frame(events)

Running tests

Tests are managed via pytest. If you installed the package with the [dev] or [test] flag, you can run the standard test suite via:

uv run pytest -s

Testing Docstrings

The library uses doctest to ensure all Python >>> examples inside docstrings are correct and functional. Because the default configuration only scans the tests/ directory, you must explicitly tell pytest to scan the source code and ignore legacy submodules (like rpg_e2vid which contains Python 2 syntax):

uv run pytest --doctest-modules src/evutils --ignore=src/evutils/vis/reconstructor/rpg_e2vid/

Benchmarks

In-RAM read/write throughput benchmarks live in benchmarks/throughput.py and are kept out of the normal test run. They report M events/s as two matrices (format × library). Run explicitly:

uv run python benchmarks/throughput.py                        # evutils + installed peers
uv run python benchmarks/throughput.py --dataset small --events 2_000_000   # quick smoke

The benchmark downloads a real Prophesee recording on first use, decodes a capped in-RAM payload, and measures every format on a RAM disk (/dev/shm). Optional cross-library comparisons (expelliarmus, evlib, evt3) light up automatically once installed (uv pip install -e ".[compare]"); OpenEB/Metavision is compared via the Docker image in benchmarks/docker/. See benchmarks/README.md for details.

Goals & Roadmap

We aim for universal event format support, prioritizing blazing fast read/write speeds, completeness, and extensibility.

Universal format support (.raw, .evt2, .dat, .aedat4, .hdf5, .npz, .csv, etc.)
Full Read/Write parity where possible
Chunked & Streaming access
External trigger data parsing
Random access / Timestamp indexing (EventReader.seek(t=/n=) — by time or event index, forward/backward)
Arbitrary input sources: memory-mapped IO, pure in-memory streams (HTTP streams pending)
On-the-fly Compression wrappers: passing file handles through zstd or lz4 compression transparently before decoding
EventStreamer Pipeline Refactor: Decouple EventReader's monolithic chunking logic into composable functional generators in chunking.py, exposing a native EventStreamer for power-users while turning EventReader into a clean Façade. (EventStreamer and stream_* generators exist but EventReader does not use them yet; unification pending — see TODO.md.)

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all the contributors for supporting this project:

Elia Franc
Jakub Mandula

Cite

@PhDThesis{2024mandula_evutils,
  author        = {Jakub Mandula},
  title         = {EV-Utils: collection of utilities for working with event-based vision data},
  school        = {Dept. of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, ETH Zurich},
  year          = 2024
}

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SHA256	`c995f27e789a51bd528dfa1e621ea6956f8764fb1a45b25ab121a09b1e5a387c`
MD5	`dd9bc1c8d72ce526f442be418bd446a2`
BLAKE2b-256	`1100f5c6738391036947f296c05b5acced1287741d041248397ae21e60664177`

Algorithm	Hash digest
SHA256	`dfc1686a05a7ad225c84cfcfe815b8b937452cf2ddb0dca6db0090e441f6e462`
MD5	`0591204b7d0851729952d6a2f365c703`
BLAKE2b-256	`2c691a5ccacd49b91a4a91b733abbe63c552c4a5b69f84098e2c483e3d6d41cf`

Algorithm	Hash digest
SHA256	`a6dd0762c4e76780d4cb95804973b5edfead8fee9fd1c9ae0677d44539283adf`
MD5	`26f03e9481213e7e3ad74c4ed121ba5b`
BLAKE2b-256	`a890f08649c909b47a66c16c251f11db7e35b0b7d7349bdb8def37734fd30368`