trism-cv 0.1.1

A lightweight and modular Python package for handling computer vision inference (image/video) with Triton Inference Server.

⚡ TRISM Inference Client

Perform batch inference on models deployed in a Triton Inference Server using a Python client.

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Introduction

TritonModel supports: - Connecting to Triton Server (gRPC or HTTP)

• Multi-input and multi-output models
• Automatic batching and data stacking
• Auto-generating config.pbtxt based on model metadata from Triton

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Input Data Structure

The input passed to the run() function is a dict:

data = {
    "input_name_1": [array1, array2, ...],
    "input_name_2": [array1, array2, ...],
}

• Key: must match the input name defined on the Triton Server.
• Value: a list of tensors with the same shape (already padded but not stacked). The client will automatically stack, split into batches, and send to the server.

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Example Usage

from trism_cv import TritonModel
import numpy as np

# Initialize client & run inference
model = TritonModel(model="model_name", version=1, url="# Triton server address", grpc=True)

# --- Case 1: Batched input ---
# data is a list of images with the same shape (HxWx3)
batched_data = [np.random.rand(640,640,3).astype(np.uint8)] * 3
outputs_batched = model.run({"INPUT": batched_data}, auto_config=True, batch_size=2) #batch_size default=2, can be customized
print("Batched output:", outputs_batched)


# --- Case 2: No batch ---
single_data = [np.random.rand(640, 640, 3).astype(np.float32)]  
outputs_single = model.run({"INPUT": single_data}, auto_config=True, batch_size=1) 
print("Single output:", outputs_single)

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Output Format

The TritonModel.run() method can return 4 different formats depending on the model:

Output Type	Format	Notes
Single-output	list[np.ndarray]	Each element = output of one input sample Length = number of input samples.
Multi-output	dict[str, list[np.ndarray]]	Each key = output name Each value = list of per-sample outputs Length = number of input samples.

Example of how to handle the output:

# Single-output
for i, sample in enumerate(outputs):
    print(f"Sample {i} shape:", sample.shape)

# Multi-output
for name, samples in outputs.items():
    for i, sample in enumerate(samples):
        print(f"{name} - sample {i}: shape={sample.shape}")

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Auto Configuration (config.pbtxt)

TritonModel can automatically generate the config.pbtxt file by reading metadata from the Triton Server. This helps users:

• Avoid writing input/output configuration manually
• Ensure compatibility with the server's model definition

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Environment Requirements

• Python >= 3.9
• opencv-python
• numpy
• tqdm
• tritonclient
• trism_cv (custom module)

Quick installation:

pip install opencv-python numpy tqdm tritonclient[grpc]

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Notes

• All inputs must have the same shape for batching.
• Input keys must match those defined on Triton.
• The model must be in READY state on the server.
• Multiple batches can be processed in parallel to increase throughput.

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License

GNU AGPL v3.0.
Copyright © 2025 Tien Nguyen Van. All rights reserved.