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fix: UTC-107: Missing num_predictions for batch-predictions #479

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SDK regeneration
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Merge branch 'master' into 'fb-utc-107'
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83 changes: 0 additions & 83 deletions .github/workflows/git-command.yml
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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions .mock/definition/__package__.yml
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maxLength: 256
control_weights:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: >-
docs: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have it's own key in control
weight dict with weight for each label and overall weight.For example,
if bounding box annotation with control tag named my_bbox should be
included with 0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the first
label Car should be twice more important than Airplaine, then you have
to need the specify: {'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplaine': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in control
weight dict with weight for each label and overall weight. For
example, if a bounding box annotation with a control tag named my_bbox
should be included with 0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the
first label Car should be twice as important as Airplane, then you
need to specify: \{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
\{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
parsed_label_config:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: JSON-formatted labeling configuration
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28 changes: 14 additions & 14 deletions .mock/definition/projects.yml
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Expand Up @@ -62,15 +62,15 @@ types:
default: '#FFFFFF'
control_weights:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: >-
docs: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in control
weight dict with weight for each label and overall weight. For
example, if a bounding box annotation with a control tag named my_bbox
should be included with 0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the
first label Car should be twice as important as Airplane, then you
need to specify: {'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}
need to specify: \{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
\{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
source:
openapi: openapi/openapi.yaml
ProjectsUpdateResponse:
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default: '#FFFFFF'
control_weights:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: >-
docs: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in control
weight dict with weight for each label and overall weight. For
example, if a bounding box annotation with a control tag named my_bbox
should be included with 0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the
first label Car should be twice as important as Airplane, then you
need to specify: {'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}
need to specify: \{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels':
\{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
source:
openapi: openapi/openapi.yaml
ProjectsImportTasksResponse:
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default: '#FFFFFF'
control_weights:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: >-
docs: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a control
tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight in
agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be twice
as important as Airplane, then you need to specify: {'my_bbox':
{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': {'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane':
0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}
as important as Airplane, then you need to specify: \{'my_bbox':
\{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane':
0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
workspace:
type: optional<integer>
docs: Workspace ID
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default: '#FFFFFF'
control_weights:
type: optional<map<string, unknown>>
docs: >-
docs: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a control
tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight in
agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be twice
as important as Airplane, then you need to specify: {'my_bbox':
{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': {'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane':
0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}
as important as Airplane, then you need to specify: \{'my_bbox':
\{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane':
0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
workspace:
type: optional<integer>
docs: Workspace ID
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8 changes: 8 additions & 0 deletions .mock/definition/prompts.yml
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Expand Up @@ -183,6 +183,10 @@ service:
display-name: Create batch predictions
request:
name: PromptsBatchPredictionsRequest
query-parameters:
num_predictions:
type: optional<integer>
docs: Number of predictions being sent
body:
properties:
modelrun_id:
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display-name: Create batch of failed predictions
request:
name: PromptsBatchFailedPredictionsRequest
query-parameters:
num_failed_predictions:
type: optional<integer>
docs: Number of failed predictions being sent
body:
properties:
modelrun_id:
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64 changes: 34 additions & 30 deletions .mock/openapi/openapi.yaml
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default: "#FFFFFF"
control_weights:
title: control_weights
description: "Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key
in control weight dict with weight for each label and
overall weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation
with a control tag named my_bbox should be included with
0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the first label
Car should be twice as important as Airplane, then you
need to specify: {'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels',
'labels': {'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}"
description: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a
control tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight
in agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be
twice as important as Airplane, then you need to specify:
\{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0,
'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
type: object
example:
my_bbox:
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default: "#FFFFFF"
control_weights:
title: control_weights
description: "Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key
in control weight dict with weight for each label and
overall weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation
with a control tag named my_bbox should be included with
0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and the first label
Car should be twice as important as Airplane, then you
need to specify: {'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels',
'labels': {'Car': 1.0, 'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}"
description: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a
control tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight
in agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be
twice as important as Airplane, then you need to specify:
\{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0,
'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
type: object
example:
my_bbox:
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default: "#FFFFFF"
control_weights:
title: control_weights
description: "Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
description: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a
control tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight
in agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be
twice as important as Airplane, then you need to specify:
{'my_bbox': {'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': {'Car': 1.0,
'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}"
\{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0,
'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
type: object
example:
my_bbox:
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nullable: true
control_weights:
title: Control weights
description: "Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have it's own key in control
weight dict with weight for each label and overall weight.For
example, if bounding box annotation with control tag named my_bbox
should be included with 0.33 weight in agreement calculation, and
the first label Car should be twice more important than Airplaine,
then you have to need the specify: {'my_bbox': {'type':
'RectangleLabels', 'labels': {'Car': 1.0, 'Airplaine': 0.5},
'overall': 0.33}"
description: >
Dict of weights for each control tag in metric calculation. Each
control tag (e.g. label or choice) will have its own key in
control weight dict with weight for each label and overall
weight. For example, if a bounding box annotation with a
control tag named my_bbox should be included with 0.33 weight
in agreement calculation, and the first label Car should be
twice as important as Airplane, then you need to specify:
\{'my_bbox': \{'type': 'RectangleLabels', 'labels': \{'Car': 1.0,
'Airplane': 0.5}, 'overall': 0.33}}
type: object
nullable: true
parsed_label_config:
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