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Telekinesis Iris

Telekinesis Iris is a computer vision platform for training, exporting, and deploying object detection and instance segmentation models on COCO datasets.

It includes:

  • Local RF-DETR and SAM3-LoRA model integrations
  • Unified PyTorch training, validation, checkpointing, export, and inference
  • ONNX deployment for RF-DETR and native PyTorch deployment for SAM3-LoRA
  • Rerun visualization for predictions

Release Model

Telekinesis Iris is currently in active development (pre-1.0). APIs may evolve between minor releases. Install the latest package version for the newest features and fixes.

Requirements

SAM3-LoRA requires access to Meta's gated facebook/sam3 model:

  1. Sign in to Hugging Face and request access on the SAM3 model page.

  2. Create a Hugging Face user access token with read access.

  3. Export the token before training, exporting, or running SAM3-LoRA.

    macOS/Linux:

    export HF_TOKEN="hf_your_token"
    

    Windows PowerShell:

    $env:HF_TOKEN = "hf_your_token"
    

    These commands set the token only for the current terminal session. Export it again after opening a new terminal.

The token is not required for RF-DETR-only workflows. Keep it out of source control, configuration files, and logs.

Installation

  1. Install Miniconda.

  2. Create a Python 3.11 environment:

    conda create -n telekinesis-iris python=3.11
    
  3. Activate the environment:

    conda activate telekinesis-iris
    
  4. Install PyTorch and TorchVision for CUDA 12.8, then install the package:

    pip install torch torchvision --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu128
    
     pip install -e ".[rfdetr]"
    

Example

Train an RF-DETR segmentation model on a COCO dataset:

from telekinesis.iris.dataset import COCODataset
from telekinesis.iris.models import RFDETR, RFDETRConfig, RFDETRVariant
from telekinesis.iris.trainer import Trainer

model = RFDETR(
    config=RFDETRConfig(
        variant=RFDETRVariant.SEG_NANO,
        num_classes=3,
        pretrained=True,
    )
)
training_dataset = COCODataset(
    "dataset/train",
    transforms=model.train_transforms,
    include_masks=model.requires_masks,
)

trainer = Trainer(
    model=model,
    training_dataset=training_dataset,
    output_dir="results/seg-nano",
    epochs=10,
    batch_size=4,
)

trainer.train()

Resources

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