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When running inference (one or more test images), the results page should be shown immediately as with other jobs. Then the results (layer visualizations, individual classifications, confusion matrix updates, etc.) can be sent incrementally over SocketIO.
This feature has been mentioned several times before:
I think the best way to solve this would be with the intermediate results / progress bar feature I mentioned earlier. Then the page can return quickly with a "0/1,300,000 images processed" page, and then slowly return the data as it comes through. #70 (comment)
The basic issue is that inference is that the request doesn't return a response until all of the classifications are complete (which could take a very long time). #479 (comment)
Can we show the inference page immediately, like we do for other jobs? That would require sending the resulting data to the page through SocketIO. And if we're already sending data over SocketIO, can we send it incrementally as we get it? #573 (comment)
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When running inference (one or more test images), the results page should be shown immediately as with other jobs. Then the results (layer visualizations, individual classifications, confusion matrix updates, etc.) can be sent incrementally over SocketIO.
This feature has been mentioned several times before:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: