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CLIP_BBox
is a Python library for detecting image objects with natural language text labels.
CLIP is a neural network, pretrained on image-text pairs, that can predict the most relevant text snippet for a given image.
Given an image and a natural language text label, CLIP_BBox
will obtain the image's spatial embedding and text label's embedding from CLIP, compute the similarity heatmap between the embeddings, then draw bounding boxes around the image regions with the highest image-text correspondences.
The files for building the CLIP model (clip.py
, model.py
, newpad.py
, simple_tokenizer.py
) are third-party code from the CLIP repo. They are not included in test coverage.
The library provides functions for the following operations:
Use pip to install clip_bbox as a Python package:
$ pip install clip-bbox
usage: python -m clip_bbox [-h] imgpath caption outpath
positional arguments:
imgpath path to input image
caption caption of input image
outpath path to output image displaying bounding boxes
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
To draw bounding boxes on an image based on its caption, run
$ python -m clip_bbox "path/to/img.png" "caption of your image" "path/to/output_path.png"
To draw bounding boxes on an image based on its caption, do the following:
from clip_bbox import run_clip_bbox
run_clip_bbox("path/to/img.png", "caption of your image", "path/to/output_path.png")
Here is an example output image for the caption "a camera on a tripod"
:
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Python library for detecting image objects with natural language text labels
We found that clip-bbox demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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