bareethul/stop-sign-predictor
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Stop Sign Classifier
This Hugging Face Space hosts a Gradio app that predicts whether an uploaded traffic image contains a Stop Sign. It uses a classmate’s AutoGluon MultiModal model trained during Homework 2.
Dataset & Model Card
- Dataset: Traffic sign images (binary classification: Stop Sign vs. No Stop Sign).
- Dataset Information: This app uses the ecopus-sign--classification The dataset is licensed under MIT and consists of ~300 records in Parquet format (split into
originalandaugmented) - Model Repo: scottymcgee/image-classifier
- Framework: AutoGluon MultiModal
- Task: Binary classification → predict
Stop SignorNo Stop Sign.
Input Features
Label
0 → 🚫 No Stop Sign1 → 🛑 Stop Sign
App Interface
- Widgets:
Image Upload(supports drag and drop or webcam).Confidence Thresholdslider (filter low confidence results).
- Output:
- Original uploaded image.
- Preprocessed 256×256 version (what the model actually sees).
- Human readable prediction with probabilities.
- Examples: 3 preloaded example images for quick testing.
- Validation: Ensures uploaded files are valid images and not oversized.
Example Usage
Technical Details
- Backend: AutoGluon
MultiModalPredictorloaded from classmate’s Hugging Face repo. - Interface: Gradio.
- Deployment: Hugging Face Spaces (
sdk: gradio). - Environment: Python 3.10, pinned requirements.
Limitations
- Binary labels only: App only distinguishes
Stop Signvs.No Stop Sign. - Dataset limitations: Accuracy depends heavily on dataset quality (lighting, occlusion, unusual traffic scenes).
- Threshold behavior: High thresholds may filter out useful predictions.
Future Improvements
- Expand dataset to include more traffic sign types (yield, speed limit, etc.).
- Add bounding box detection to highlight the Stop Sign in the image.
- Display top-k predictions dynamically instead of threshold filtering.
- Improve UI with tooltips and confidence visualization (bar chart).
AI Disclosure
This app was developed with support from AI assistance in:
- Adding input validation and a configurable threshold slider
- Streamlining the Gradio interface for better usability
- Drafting the initial version of this README
All core modeling and training artifacts come from a classmate’s AutoGluon model.
Check out the configuration reference at https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/spaces-config-reference
