imagenet-labels#
Code |
IN1K.001 |
|---|---|
Validator |
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Compatibility |
core-usd |
Tags |
✅ |
Summary#
Every SemanticsLabelsAPI:imagenet_1k label value must be a member of the ImageNet-1K taxonomy.
Description#
This requirement validates semantic label values against the ImageNet-1K vocabulary (1000 classes).
It is a closed-vocabulary check: a value that is not a ImageNet-1K class fails. Matching is
case-insensitive and tolerant of spacing (_/- are treated as spaces) and of a class’s display
name or aliases — a value that matches only after that normalization passes with a warning that
suggests the canonical class name.
This rule is layered on top of the vendor-neutral existence requirement
SL.001: SL.001 asks whether a
label exists; this rule asks whether the label is a valid ImageNet-1K class. It applies only to prims that
opt into the taxonomy by applying its SemanticsLabelsAPI:imagenet_1k instance; prims without it are not
affected.
Scope#
Evaluated over the stage’s defaultPrim and its descendants. The taxonomy is identified by the
SemanticsLabelsAPI instance name imagenet_1k. Multiple taxonomies can coexist on the same prim (the
schema is a “Multiple Apply” API), so this rule never conflicts with other taxonomy or Q-code labels.
Why is it required?#
Ground-truth and ML-training pipelines that consume this dataset’s label space need values drawn from that exact vocabulary.
Catches typos and out-of-vocabulary classes before the asset reaches a training run.
Examples#
# Valid: canonical ImageNet-1K classes
def Xform "Thing" (
prepend apiSchemas = ["SemanticsLabelsAPI:imagenet_1k"]
)
{
token[] semantics:labels:imagenet_1k = ["tench", "goldfish", "tiger shark"]
}
# Warning: matches after normalization -- suggests the canonical spelling "tench"
def Xform "ThingB" (
prepend apiSchemas = ["SemanticsLabelsAPI:imagenet_1k"]
)
{
token[] semantics:labels:imagenet_1k = ["Tench"]
}
# Invalid: not a ImageNet-1K class
def Xform "ThingC" (
prepend apiSchemas = ["SemanticsLabelsAPI:imagenet_1k"]
)
{
token[] semantics:labels:imagenet_1k = ["spaceship"]
}
How to comply#
Use class names from the ImageNet-1K taxonomy for
semantics:labels:imagenet_1kvalues.Prefer the canonical lowercase class name to avoid the non-canonical warning.