check only yolo output count when checking number of strides - #1949
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe detection parser now filters YOLO outputs by metadata or output names. The Python binding now chains the ChangesYOLO output counting
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In `@src/pipeline/node/DetectionParser.cpp`:
- Around line 152-157: Extend detection_parser_test.cpp to cover the fallback
path in DetectionParser when metadata.yoloOutputs is absent: configure
head.outputs with two names containing "_yolo" and one auxiliary name, then
verify that exactly two strides are accepted while three strides are rejected.
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| size_t numYoloOutputs = 0; | ||
| if(metadata.yoloOutputs) numYoloOutputs = metadata.yoloOutputs->size(); | ||
| else if(head.outputs.has_value()) { | ||
| for (const auto& name : *head.outputs) | ||
| if(name.find("_yolo") != std::string::npos) numYoloOutputs++; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add regression coverage for the fallback count.
When metadata.yoloOutputs is absent, this branch filters head.outputs by _yolo. The supplied detection_parser_test.cpp covers only metadata-defined outputs. Add a test with two _yolo outputs and one auxiliary output, then verify that two strides are accepted and three strides are rejected. This protects the new filtering contract.
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In `@src/pipeline/node/DetectionParser.cpp` around lines 152 - 157, Extend
detection_parser_test.cpp to cover the fallback path in DetectionParser when
metadata.yoloOutputs is absent: configure head.outputs with two names containing
"_yolo" and one auxiliary name, then verify that exactly two strides are
accepted while three strides are rejected.
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Thanks! Did you test it out on the provided MRE, one segmentation YOLo, one regular yolo and one keypoint yolo model? If it works on all, you can merge once style and detection_parser_test passes
| if(metadata.strides) { | ||
| const size_t numYoloOutputs = metadata.yoloOutputs ? metadata.yoloOutputs->size() : (head.outputs ? head.outputs->size() : 0); | ||
| size_t numYoloOutputs = 0; | ||
| if(metadata.yoloOutputs) numYoloOutputs = metadata.yoloOutputs->size(); |
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please run clang format as I'm pretty sure this will fail style check
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I tested it only with the provided model in the bug report. Is there a list of models I can maybe use to test cases like this? I'm not sure if digging through examples for models is a good approac and I couldn't find any list in the codebase. |
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Tested again with more yolo models from hub. All I tried worked |
Purpose
There was an incorrect check that would look for all outputs instead of just yolo outputs when checking amount of strides
Specification
Made it only look at yolo outputs
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