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renaming yolov8 to yolo ultralytics #68

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  • New Features

    • Support for custom media types, including a new PointCloud media type.
    • Introduction of the describe-downloads command for dataset information.
    • Enhanced detect-dataset CLI command with maximum recursion depth parameter.
    • Various new dataset formats added, including BraTS and Kinetics.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error messages for parsing COCO, VOC, and YOLO formats.
    • YOLO format now supports a wider range of subset names.
  • Documentation

    • Comprehensive updates to reflect the rebranding from "YOLOv8" to "Ultralytics YOLO" across all documentation.
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    • Renaming of classes and constants to align with the new naming conventions for YOLO formats.
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The pull request introduces a comprehensive rebranding and renaming of the YOLOv8 format to "Ultralytics YOLO" across multiple files in the Datumaro project. This involves updating class names, format identifiers, documentation, and test cases to reflect the new naming convention. The changes primarily focus on standardizing terminology while maintaining the existing functionality of dataset handling, importing, exporting, and conversion for various YOLO annotation types.

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File Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Updated to reflect new features, media type support, and format changes
datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/* Renamed YOLOv8-related classes to YoloUltralytics (converter, extractor, format, importer)
site/content/en/docs/formats/ Updated documentation with new Ultralytics YOLO naming
tests/ Renamed test classes and updated asset paths to match new format

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    participant DatumaroProject
    participant YoloUltralyticsFormat
    
    User->>DatumaroProject: Import dataset
    DatumaroProject->>YoloUltralyticsFormat: Detect format
    YoloUltralyticsFormat-->>DatumaroProject: Format identified
    DatumaroProject->>User: Dataset loaded successfully
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datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/extractor.py (3)

503-503: Add clarifying docstring
To differentiate oriented boxes logic from standard bounding boxes, a brief docstring could aid maintainability.


710-710: Preempt missing file
When image_list_path is missing, consider handling or logging the scenario explicitly rather than silently skipping.


722-722: Avoid repeated file-handling logic
Fetching label file paths is repeated. A small shared helper could reduce duplication.

site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_ultralytics_classification.md (4)

17-17: Grammar nitpick: Consider using “an ImageNet dataset.”
To improve readability:

-## Import Ultralytics YOLO classification dataset
+A Datumaro project with an ImageNet dataset can be created...

35-35: Grammar improvement suggestion: missing article or punctuation.
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88-89: Stylistic improvement: add a comma before 'and'.
Rewrite for clarity:

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site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_ultralytics.md (1)

185-187: Grammar fix: “an Ultralytics YOLO dataset.”
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-Datumaro can convert a Ultralytics YOLO dataset into any other format...
+Datumaro can convert an Ultralytics YOLO dataset into any other format...
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datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/extractor.py (9)

48-53: Use the new imports consistently
All references to YOLOv8* were replaced with YoloUltralytics*. The consistency appears sound.


353-354: Stable class hierarchy
Renaming to YoloUltralyticsDetectionExtractor reflects the updated naming and preserves inheritance from YoloExtractor.


425-438: Validate indexing
The condition len(split_rel_path) < 3 properly prevents out-of-range access at split_rel_path[2]. This check is critical to avoid runtime errors.


476-476: Check segmentation specialization
Inheriting from YoloUltralyticsDetectionExtractor suggests some shared logic. Confirm that segmentation aspects are fully covered or overridden where needed.


536-536: Pose extractor rename
Migration to YoloUltralyticsPoseExtractor aligns with the new naming scheme; no issues found.


548-565: Well-defined shape checks
The code thoroughly validates _config fields, providing clear, targeted error messages.


700-700: Classification extractor
Renaming continues to be consistent with the Ultralytics style.


751-751: Filtering 'no_label'
Excluding items labeled IMAGE_DIR_NO_LABEL is a neat solution.


767-767: Ignore no_label folder
In line with the logic for unlabeled images—this is consistent with the rest of the classification extractor.

tests/unit/data_formats/test_yolo_format.py (25)

44-48: Renamed converter imports
All YOLOv8 converter imports now point to YoloUltralytics*Converter, which is consistent with the rest of the rename effort.


52-56: Extractor imports
References to YoloUltralytics*Extractor confirm a unified naming scheme.


60-64: Importer imports
Likewise, we see updated import references for YoloUltralytics importers. This is consistent.


423-425: Detection converter test
YoloUltralyticsDetectionConverterTest lines up with the new class name in the converter.


574-576: Segmentation converter test
Renaming from YOLOv8 to YoloUltralyticsSegmentationConverterTest is straightforward and consistent.


589-593: Oriented boxes converter test
This rename aligns oriented boxes testing with the new “Ultralytics” nomenclature.


621-623: Pose converter test
Matches YoloUltralyticsPoseConverter—the logic remains.


911-913: Classification converter test
Shift to YoloUltralyticsClassificationConverterTest is in sync with the new naming.


1147-1154: Detection importer test
The rename references additional test assets for the new YoloUltralyticsDetectionImporter.


1162-1164: Detect multiple YoloUltralytics formats
Approach to detect all relevant YoloUltralytics importers checks out.


1227-1227: Flow gating
Ensures correct importer is used when self.IMPORTER.NAME equals YoloUltralyticsDetectionImporter.NAME.


1246-1248: Config rewriting
Allows testing additional config scenarios by modifying default YAML. Implementation is valid.


1263-1266: Segmentation importer test
Renamed test class aligns with YoloUltralyticsSegmentationImporter.


1287-1291: Oriented boxes importer test
Adopts the new oriented boxes naming for the importer test. Looks fine.


1311-1315: Pose importer test
Consistent rename matching YoloUltralyticsPoseImporter.


1370-1372: Classification importer test
References YoloUltralyticsClassificationImporter, completing the rename set.


1375-1375: Dataset path update
Points to yolo_ultralytics_classification assets for testing.


1420-1422: Simulate EXIF rotation
No logic concerns seen—copying and rewriting the image is correct for testing rotation.


1563-1565: Detection extractor test
Renamed block references the new YoloUltralyticsDetectionExtractorTest.


1585-1585: Explicit pass
Skipping the inherited test step is intentional here.


1598-1600: Segmentation extractor test
Rename is complete. The logic corresponds to segmentation features.


1627-1629: Oriented boxes extractor test
Maintains test coverage under the new naming convention.


1663-1665: Pose extractor test
Renamed into the new YoloUltralytics standard. Everything else looks good.


1859-1859: Classification extractor test
Renaming retains classification coverage as expected.


1873-1874: Exporter reference
Proper rename ensures the correct format references in the export logic.

datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/format.py (3)

15-15: YoloUltralyticsPath
Adds extra reserved config fields and retains .yaml extension for config. This is consistent with the new naming.


27-27: YoloUltralyticsPoseFormat
Declares KPT_SHAPE_FIELD_NAME for pose data. Straight rename from YOLOv8.


31-31: YoloUltralyticsClassificationFormat
The rename ensures a clear distinction for classification tasks.

datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/importer.py (13)

17-21: Refined extractor imports
Switching from YOLOv8 to YoloUltralytics references fosters consistency across extractors.


23-23: Import format references
YoloUltralyticsPath and YoloUltralyticsPoseFormat are properly introduced for the new code.


36-37: Detection importer
Binds EXTRACTOR = YoloUltralyticsDetectionExtractor. Naming is aligned with detection logic.


52-52: Reject pose fields
Rejecting kpt_shape in detection config avoids confusion between detection and pose formats.


63-63: Ensure single config
Fails detection if multiple or no valid .yaml files. This is a robust approach.


75-75: Scan for YAML
Applying _find_sources_recursive up to max_depth=1 helps avoid deep nesting conflicts.


85-85: Default config fallback
Prioritizing DEFAULT_CONFIG_FILE if multiple .yaml are found. Logical design choice.


89-90: Segmentation importer
Renamed to adopt YoloUltralyticsSegmentationExtractor. Minimal change, purely naming.


93-94: Oriented boxes importer
Switched to YoloUltralyticsOrientedBoxesExtractor. Straight rename.


97-98: Pose importer
References YoloUltralyticsPoseExtractor, aligned with the updated naming convention.


104-108: Pose-specific kpt_shape check
Requiring kpt_shape ensures the config is truly pose-based. Good separation of concerns.


114-114: Classification importer
YoloUltralyticsClassificationImporter replaces YOLOv8 classification. Proper rename.


123-123: Single classification format source
Listing one classification source referencing the correct extractor for classification tasks.

tests/integration/cli/test_yolo_format.py (1)

223-225: Integration scenario rename
YoloUltralyticsIntegrationScenarios now points to yolo_ultralytics_detection, confirming the naming shift from YOLOv8.

datumaro/plugins/yolo_format/converter.py (12)

35-35: No issues with the newly imported modules.
All the rebranded imports match the newly introduced classes or constants and appear consistent with the broader naming convention changes.


281-282: Renaming to YoloUltralyticsDetectionConverter is consistent and clear.
This change aligns the class name with the new "Ultralytics" naming convention.


294-294: Fallback to YoloUltralyticsPath.DEFAULT_CONFIG_FILE is appropriate.
The assignment ensures a sensible default if config_file is not provided.


305-305: Updated default config-file reference is accurate.
Propagating the path constant from YoloUltralyticsPath maintains consistency.


329-329: Refined _make_image_subset_folder for YoloUltralytics.
Clear and consistent usage of YoloUltralyticsPath.IMAGES_FOLDER_NAME.


333-333: Refined _make_annotation_subset_folder for YoloUltralytics.
This change aligns with the renamed labels directory requirement.


336-336: Inheriting from YoloUltralyticsDetectionConverter.
Using the detection converter as a base for segmentation is a solid approach to avoid code duplication.


345-345: YoloUltralyticsOrientedBoxesConverter is consistent with new naming.
No functional issues identified.


355-355: YoloUltralyticsPoseConverter class rename is consistent.
Changes maintain clarity for pose-specific functionality.


406-406: YoloUltralyticsClassificationConverter introduced as a separate class.
Ensures classification logic is isolated from detection-based converters.


441-441: IMAGE_DIR_NO_LABEL usage is consistent with classification structure.
Provides a fallback for unlabeled images.


453-453: YoloUltralyticsClassificationFormat.LABELS_FILE reference is valid.
Aligns the labels file name with the new classification convention.

site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_ultralytics_classification.md (11)

2-3: Successful renaming of title and linkTitle.
Reflects the new "Ultralytics YOLO Classification" branding throughout the docs.


24-24: Command usage is correct for importing.
No issues found; rebranded format name is aligned with the rest of the changes.


27-27: Clarity on loading through Python API is good.
No major issues noted; consistent usage of yolo_ultralytics_classification.


32-32: Example code snippet is valid.
Demonstrates the correct import procedure with the new format name.


55-55: Export heading is clear and consistent.
Uses "Ultralytics YOLO Classification" effectively.


64-64: Datuming conversion command is consistent.
No issue; references the correct format string.


69-69: Importing once again, consistent usage.
No new concerns.


78-78: Sample code snippet for Python loading is valid.
Applies the new format name properly.


86-86: Heading clarifies exporting to Ultralytics YOLO Classification format.
No concerns found.


94-94: The export command is properly rebranded.
No issues noted.


99-99: Consistent usage of command-line for final export.
All references match the new format identifier.

site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_ultralytics.md (19)

2-3: Title and linkTitle updates are accurate.
Reflects the change to "Ultralytics YOLO."


9-10: Ultralytics YOLO format family description is thorough.
No issues; ensures clarity on sub-formats.


35-36: Import section references the new commands for each sub-format.
Commands seem consistent with the rebranded format names.

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40-43: Explicit examples for detection, oriented boxes, segmentation, and pose.
Clear and user-friendly references.


46-46: Dataset structure outline is well-defined.
No issues; accurately describes the new YOLO structure.


86-86: Pose-specific field kpt_shape usage is explained.
No issues found; documentation is thorough.


101-101: Support for arbitrary data.yaml filenames is a helpful detail.
Good improvement for user flexibility.


191-191: Proper add command for detection.
References updated format, no issues found.


196-196: Converting to coco_instances from Ultralytics YOLO.
Straightforward example, well-aligned with naming changes.


199-199: Extra options provide clarity.
No concerns; good documentation of optional arguments.


208-208: Python API usage: consistent format string.
Clear and helpful example for users.


214-215: Export to Ultralytics YOLO format heading clarifies usage.
No issues found; consistent with the rest of the doc changes.


223-223: Export command specifying new format name.
Good demonstration for "yolo_ultralytics_detection."


226-226: Export options documented well.
Covers all relevant flags for advanced usage.


237-237: Example 1 thoroughly demonstrates creating detection format.
Renamed output directory is consistent with brand changes.


257-257: Example 1 export path matches the new naming.
No functional concerns.


283-283: Example 2 export path for oriented boxes is accurate.
No issues; consistent usage of the new format.


305-305: Example 3 consistent usage of the segmentation format.
No problems identified.


344-344: Example 4 consistent usage of the pose format.
Renamed path aligns with "ultralytics" references.

site/content/en/docs/user-manual/supported_formats.md (6)

164-164: Adding “YOLO Ultralytics” with expanded annotation types.
Now includes classification variation as well.


168-168: Documentation link references the new format doc.
Matches the rebranded naming convention.


172-172: Maintaining consistent doc link for segmentation.
No issues identified.


176-176: Doc link for pose remains consistent.
Again, aligns with the new naming standard.


180-180: Doc link for oriented boxes is valid.
No concerns; user can easily find relevant docs.


183-184: Classification subsection references new example and docs.
The path and link are updated to “yolo_ultralytics_classification.”

CHANGELOG.md (1)

48-50: LGTM! The changelog entries accurately reflect the YOLOv8 rebranding.

The entries properly document the addition of Ultralytics YOLO format support and include the relevant PR references.

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https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-github/linking-a-pull-request-to-an-issue#linking-a-pull-request-to-an-issue-using-a-keyword))
- [ ] I have increased versions of npm packages if it is necessary

([cvat-canvas](https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/tree/develop/cvat-canvas#versioning),

[cvat-core](https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/tree/develop/cvat-core#versioning),

[cvat-data](https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/tree/develop/cvat-data#versioning)
and

[cvat-ui](https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/tree/develop/cvat-ui#versioning))

### License

- [ ] I submit _my code changes_ under the same [MIT License](
https://github.com/cvat-ai/cvat/blob/develop/LICENSE) that covers the
project.
  Feel free to contact the maintainers if that's a concern.


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

## Release Notes

- **New Features**
- Updated documentation to reflect support for Ultralytics YOLO formats,
including Detection, Segmentation, Pose, Oriented Bounding Boxes, and
Classification.
	- Added new format entries in the documentation for Ultralytics YOLO.

- **Bug Fixes**
- Corrected naming conventions in tests and annotations from YOLOv8 to
Ultralytics YOLO.

- **Documentation**
- Enhanced clarity and consistency in documentation regarding
Ultralytics YOLO formats.
	- Reformatted tables and sections to improve readability.

- **Chores**
	- Updated dependencies to the latest version of the `datumaro` package.
- Adjusted Docker configurations to map local directories for improved
access.

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