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inference-evaluation

inference-evaluation

Route for SSD Keras inference, decoding, visualization, and evaluation.

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name: inference-evaluation description: "Route for SSD Keras inference, decoding, visualization, and evaluation." metadata: disco-role: operating disable-model-invocation: true license: Apache 2.0

Inference and Evaluation

Use this route when the task is about loading a trained SSD model, decoding detections, visualizing boxes, or measuring performance on VOC / COCO-style data.

What this route covers

  • building inference or inference-fast models
  • loading saved SSD models with custom objects
  • decoding raw predictions
  • interpreting or visualizing boxes on images
  • computing VOC-style average precision and mean AP
  • exporting COCO predictions to JSON
  • remapping predictions back to the original image frame after transforms

What this route excludes

  • training loops
  • class-count adaptation and weight sampling
  • low-level dataset parsing details beyond what evaluation needs

Send those tasks to training or data-preparation.

First things to check

  1. Open references/model-architecture.md to confirm the decode / model-mode contract.
  2. Open references/data-formats.md if the evaluation data needs a parser or category mapping.
  3. Open references/workflows.md for the notebook-derived inference and evaluation steps.
  4. Run scripts/smoke.py for a tiny synthetic decode and evaluation check.

Typical workflow

1. Load the model

  • Build the model in inference or inference_fast mode when you want the decoder inside the graph.
  • Load a saved model with the custom layers in custom_objects.
  • If you only have raw predictions, decode them with the NumPy helpers instead of rebuilding the graph.

2. Prepare images

  • Resize and convert channels with the same image-size assumptions used during training.
  • Use DataGenerator plus inverse transforms when predictions need to be mapped back to the original image coordinates.

3. Decode and filter predictions

  • Use decode_detections when you want the original per-class NMS behavior.
  • Use decode_detections_fast when a faster global-NMS path is acceptable.
  • Keep an eye on confidence_thresh, iou_threshold, top_k, and normalize_coords when the output looks empty or shifted.

4. Evaluate

  • Use Evaluator for VOC-style metrics.
  • Choose the AP mode that matches the benchmark you want to reproduce.
  • For COCO-style export, first build the category map and then write the predictions to JSON.

Useful source objects

  • ssd_300
  • ssd_512
  • build_model
  • DecodeDetections
  • DecodeDetectionsFast
  • decode_detections
  • decode_detections_fast
  • Evaluator
  • get_coco_category_maps
  • predict_all_to_json
  • apply_inverse_transforms

Script path

  • scripts/smoke.py — builds a tiny inference model, decodes a synthetic prediction, and runs a toy evaluator / COCO-export check.

Quick decision guide

  • Need per-class average precision or mean AP? Use Evaluator.
  • Need a JSON file for COCO evaluation? Use predict_all_to_json.
  • Need a simple confidence-thresholded box list? Use decode_detections or decode_detections_fast.
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