import cv2 import gradio as gr from TheDistanceAssessor import run, load_segformer, load_yolo def process_image(input_image): image_size = [1024, 1024] target_distances = [650, 1000, 2000] num_ys = 10 PATH_model_seg = 'SegFormer_B3_1024_finetuned.pth' PATH_model_det = 'yolov8s.pt' model_seg = load_segformer(PATH_model_seg) model_det = load_yolo(PATH_model_det) input_image = cv2.cvtColor(input_image, cv2.COLOR_BGR2RGB) output_image = run(input_image, model_seg, model_det, image_size, target_distances, num_ys=num_ys) return output_image # Create the Gradio interface iface = gr.Interface( fn=process_image, # The function to be called inputs=gr.Image(type="numpy"), # Input type outputs=gr.Image(type="numpy"), # Output type title="RailSafeNet - Automatic Detection of Objects in the Track", # Title of the interface description="This is a demo of the master's thesis focused on the Automatic Detection of Objects in the Track.\n The repository with the code is accessible from: https://github.com/oValach/RailSafeNet_DT \n\nUpload an image with a scene including rail track and get a processed image with marked rail critical areas and detected and classified objects." ) example_images = gr.Markdown( """ ## Example input Here are three example input images, you can drag and drop them into the image input window: """ ) example_image1 = gr.Image(value='test_file.png', type='numpy', label="Example Image 1", width=420, height=280) example_image2 = gr.Image(value='rs00042.jpg', type='numpy', label="Example Image 2", width=420, height=280) example_image3 = gr.Image(value='frame_0474.jpg', type='numpy', label="Example Image 3", width=420, height=280) # Combine the interface and example images app = gr.Blocks() with app: iface.render() example_images.render() with gr.Row(): example_image1.render() example_image2.render() example_image3.render() # Launch the interface if __name__ == "__main__": app.launch()