SafeAI face detection and face retrieval library using milvus vector DB
Project description
SafeAI Face Detection & Face Retrieval
SafeAI face detection and face retrieval library
Installation
pip install safeai-face
Functions
Face Detection
The [ face_detection ] function is used to detect faces in an image using a YOLO-based model. It supports both simple face detection and tracking over multiple frames if needed. The function returns a list of detected faces, each containing the bounding box coordinates, tracking ID (if enabled), and confidence score.
Example Usage
import cv2
from safevision_face import face_detection
image = cv2.imread("image_path")
detection = face_detection(image, do_track=True)
#output : [{'box': (56, 16, 169, 167), 'track_id': 1, 'score': 0.8751850724220276}]
Parameters
-
image_bgr(np.ndarray)
The input image in BGR format. This is typically read using OpenCV (cv2.imread).
-
conf(float)
The confidence threshold for face detection. Detections with confidence scores below this value are ignored.
Default: 0.4.
-
iou(float)
The confidence threshold for face detection. Detections with confidence scores below this value are ignored.
Default: 0.4.
-
do_track(bool)
A boolean flag indicating whether to enable tracking. If True, the function will use a tracker to assign unique IDs to detected faces across frames.
Default: False.
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tracker_config(str)
The configuration file for the tracker, used when do_track is set to True.
Default: "bytetrack.yaml".
Face Extraction
The [ face_extraction ] function extracts a feature embedding vector from a given face image using the EdgeFace model. This embedding is a numerical representation of the face, which can be used for tasks like face recognition, clustering, or similarity comparison.
Example Usage
from safevision_face import face_extraction
vec = face_extraction(image)
#output : a vector of 512 dimensions
Parameters
-
image_bgr(np.ndarray)
The input image in BGR format. Typically, this is a cropped face image obtained from a face detection model.
Database Init
The [ db_set ] function initializes a connection to a Milvus database and creates a collection for storing vector data if it does not already exist. Milvus is a vector database commonly used for managing embeddings for similarity search and machine learning tasks.
Example Usage
from safevision_face import db_set
client = db_set(
db_path="your_db_path/db_name.db",
collection_name="your_collection_name",
dimension=512,
metric_type="COSINE"
)
#output :
Parameters
-
db_path(str)
The URI of the Milvus database.
-
collection_name(str)
The name of the collection in the Milvus database.
-
dimension(int)
The dimensionality of the vectors to be stored in the collection. This should match the dimension of the embeddings being used.
Default: 512
-
metric_type(str)
The distance metric used for similarity searches in the collection.
Default: COSINE
-
auto_id(bool)
Whether to enable automatic ID generation for records in the collection.
Default: True
-
enable_dynamic_field(bool)
Whether to allow dynamic fields in the collection. Dynamic fields let you store non-fixed schema attributes.
Default: True
Database Insert
The [ db_insert ] function is used to add a record into a specific collection in a Milvus database. The record contains both a vector (embedding) and associated metadata, enabling vector-based similarity searches while preserving contextual information about the stored data.
from safevision_face import db_insert
db_insert(
client,
collection_name="your_collection_name",
vector=embedding_vector,
orig_path="/some/orig_path.jpg",
crop_path="/some/crop_path.jpg",
timestamp="20250101_120000",
tracking_id=123,
cam_id="cam_number"
)
#output : The function returns True after successfully inserting the record into the collection.
Parameters
-
client(MilvusCLient)
An instance of the MilvusClient connected to the database.
-
collection_name(str)
The name of the collection in which the data will be inserted.
-
vector(np.ndarray)
A vector (embedding) to be stored in the database. This represents the numerical representation of data, such as facial embeddings for similarity search.
-
orig_path(str)
The file path of the original image associated with the vector.
-
crop_path(str)
The file path of the cropped image associated with the vector.
-
timestamp(str)
A timestamp indicating when the data was generated or captured.
-
tracking_id(int)
An ID used for tracking individuals or objects across frames or locations.
-
cam_id(str)
The identifier of the camera or device from which the data was captured.
Database Search
The [ db_search ] function performs a similarity search in a Milvus collection by comparing a query image's embedding (vector) against stored vectors. The results include the top matches that meet a specified similarity threshold.
from safevision_face import db_search
results = db_search(
client,
collection_name="face_collection",
query_image=image_bgr,
top_k=1,
threshold=0.4,
extractor_func=face_extraction
)
#output : [{'score': 0.7510387301445007, 'entity': {'orig_path': '/some/orig_path.jpg', 'crop_path': '/some/crop_path.jpg', 'timestamp': '20250101_120000', 'tracking_id': 123, 'cam_id': 'cam102'}}]
Parameters
-
client(MilvusCLient)
An instance of the MilvusClient connected to the Milvus database, enabling search operations on a specific collection.
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collection_name(str)
The name of the collection in the Milvus database where the search will be performed.
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query_image(np.ndarray)
The image (in numpy array format) for which the similarity search is conducted. This image will be converted into an embedding using the provided extractor_func.
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top_k(int, default: 5)
The maximum number of top matches to retrieve from the database.
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threshold(float, default: 0.4)
The minimum similarity score for a match to be considered valid. Matches with a score below this value will be filtered out.
-
extractor_func
A function to extract the vector (embedding) from the query image. The function should take an image (numpy array) as input and return its embedding.
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