Apply filters to a coco annotation file from a project configuration file.
Project description
fsai-coco-filter
fsai-coco-filter provides a way to apply filters to a coco annotation file from a project configuration file.
Installation
# Install fsai-coco-filter
pip install fsai-coco-filter
Add an fcf.json to your project
{
"filter_annotations": [
"Powerline Pylon, Type A, H, Y",
"Powerline Pylon, Type I",
"Light Support Structure"
],
"reset_category_ids": true,
"update_info": {
"year": 2022,
"version": "v1.0",
"contributor": "Foundation Stack AI",
"description": "Contact for more info.",
"url": "https://fsai.dev"
}
}
Run the coco-filter
fsai-coco-filter
--input_file_path /tmp/coco.json
--output_file_path /tmp/coco-filtered.json
coco-filter help
coco-filter
usage: coco-filter [-h] -i INPUT_FILE_PATH -o OUTPUT_FILE_PATH [-c CONFIG_FILE]
coco-filter: error: the following arguments are required: -i/--input_file_path, -o/--output_file_path
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