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As per my understanding, the current interface provides a list of animals along with probability scores, which would be bit difficult for an end user to consume. A simple webpage for uploading the images and getting the predicted tags based on probability cut off seems like a good add on to the package.
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Right now I believe our main user is comfortable with consuming JSON dictionaries of probability scores, but I'm open to adding a web interface for other potential users.
Also, does the package currently provide the users with a provision to download the Json output to a file at this point ? Or do they have to use any external sources for doing that?
Nothing is provided for writing to a file. I think that's fine -- whatever tool a user is using to hit the endpoint (e.g. bash, Python, R) will have its own file-writing capabilities. We can stick with the Linux philosophy of providing a tool that does one thing well and can be piped into other tools.
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As per my understanding, the current interface provides a list of animals along with probability scores, which would be bit difficult for an end user to consume. A simple webpage for uploading the images and getting the predicted tags based on probability cut off seems like a good add on to the package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: