Add configurable cooldown between mined images#8
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AB#2311
What
Adds a configurable
cooldown_secondsinterval to the detection selector.After a frame passes the existing mining filters, it is forwarded only if the
configured interval has elapsed since the last forwarded frame.
Configuration
The cooldown has to be added to the AI Control settings in the SAE Helm
deployment:
I recommend starting with
5seconds. Without this configuration, thecooldown defaults to
0and is disabled.Why
AI Cockpit mining can produce bursts of nearly identical frames. These frames
are unwanted during review, especially when images are sent directly from
Cockpit to CVAT, and are generally not needed for training.
This is a first, simple change to reduce near-duplicate images while keeping
the implementation and runtime state minimal.