vlm_inference
This repository contains code for performing inference using a Vision-Language Model (VLM) for robotic navigation tasks.
Setup Instructions
Follow these steps to use the library, it is already available by PyP:
- Intall library:
Here you have two options, install twrought the PyP:
pip install openai==1.78.1 opencv-python==4.11.0.86 pyyaml dotenv==0.9.9 pillow==9.0.1
pip install vlm_inference
You can try the library in action using this Colab notebook:
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Install since the repostitory:
git clone ssh://git@gitlab.iri.upc.edu:2202/mobile_robotics/moonshot_project/vlm/vlm_inference.git
cd vlm_inference
python3 pip install -r requirements.txt
Install by the repository
pip install -e .
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Create a
.envfile and add your OpenAI API key and the VLM configuration path:Create a file named
.envin the root directory of the repository and add the following content, replacingsk-proj-_HFJE2I64...........with your actual OpenAI API key and ensuring theVLM_CONFIG_PATHpoints to your configuration file:
# .env
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-proj-_HFJE2I64...........
VLM_CONFIG_PATH=vlm_inference/config.yaml
If you have can´t not modify the python version use the following command:
python3 pip install -r requirements.txt
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Set the navigation goal (optional):
If you want to specify a navigation goal as an object or person with a description, open the following file:
vlm_navigation/prompt_manager/navigation_prompt.txt
Locate line 7, which defines the `navigation_goal` variable, and modify it according to your desired goal. For example:
navigation_goal = "a red chair near the window"
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Run the inference script:
Execute the main inference script using Python 3:
python3 vlm_navigation/inference.py
This script will load the VLM, potentially process images (depending on the script's functionality), and output the inference results based on the configuration and any specified navigation goal.
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