kolena.workflow.GroundTruth
#
The ground truth associated with a TestSample
. Typically, a ground truth will represent
the expected output of a model when given a test sample and will be manually annotated by a human.
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List
from kolena.workflow import GroundTruth
from kolena.workflow.annotation import Polyline, SegmentationMask
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class AvGroundTruth(GroundTruth):
road_area: SegmentationMask
lane_boundaries: List[Polyline]
visibility_score: int
A TestCase
holds a list of test samples (model inputs) paired with ground truths
(expected outputs).
GroundTruth
#
Bases: DataObject
The ground truth against which a model is evaluated.
A test case contains one or more TestSample
objects each paired with a ground truth
object. During evaluation, these test samples, ground truths, and your model's inferences are provided to the
Evaluator
implementation.
This object may contain any combination of scalars (e.g. str
, float
),
Annotation
objects, or lists of these objects.
For Composite
, each object can contain multiple basic test sample elements. To
associate a set of attributes and/or annotations as the ground truth to a target test sample element, declare
annotations by extending DataObject
and use the same attribute name as used in the
Composite
test sample.
Continue with the example given in Composite
, where the FacePairSample
test sample
type is defined using a pair of images under the source
and target
members, we can design a corresponding ground
truth type with image-level annotations defined in the FaceRegion
object:
from dataclasses import dataclass
from kolena.workflow import DataObject, GroundTruth
from kolena.workflow.annotation import BoundingBox, Keypoints
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class FaceRegion(DataObject):
bounding_box: BoundingBox
keypoints: Keypoints
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class FacePair(GroundTruth):
source: FaceRegion
target: FaceRegion
is_same_person: bool
This way, it is clear which bounding boxes and keypoints are associated to which image in the test sample.