wai.annotations plugin for video support.
The following sources are available:
from-video-file-od: reads video files and forwards the frames in the object detection domain (with empty annotations)
from-webcam-od: reads frames from a webcam and forwards the frames in the object detection domain (with empty annotations)
The following inline stream processors (ISPs) are available:
drop-frames: drops every nth frame from the stream
filter-frames-by-label-od: filter frames based on presence/absence of labels (score can be taken into account)
skip-similar-frames: drops frames that are too similar to each other
The following sinks are avilable:
to-video-file-od: writes frames to an MJPG video file
calc-frame-changes: generates a histogram of the changes between frames, can be used for calculating a threshold for skip-similar-frames
Changelog
1.0.2 (2022-09-05)
VideoFileReader source now passes on a file path with the frames as well
1.0.1 (2022-06-13)
Fixed error message of DropFrames/SkipSimilarFrames in case data of wrong domain is coming through
added: filter-frames-by-label-od
1.0.0 (2022-05-05)
initial release: from-video-file-od, from-webcam-od, to-video-file-od, drop-frames, skip-similar-frames, calc-frame-changes
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