visiannot.visiannot.ViSiAnnoT¶

Summary¶

Module defining ViSiAnnoT

Classes¶

visiannot.visiannot.ViSiAnnoT.ViSiAnnoT(…)

Class defining the visualization and annotation GUI for a set of synchronized video(s) and signal(s).

API¶

Class ViSiAnnoT¶

class visiannot.visiannot.ViSiAnnoT.ViSiAnnoT(video_dict, signal_dict, annotevent_dict={}, annotimage_list=[], threshold_dict={}, interval_dict={}, y_range_dict={}, poswid_dict={}, layout_mode=1, trunc_duration=(0, 0), flag_long_rec=False, from_cursor_list=[], zoom_factor=2, nb_ticks=10, flag_annot_overlap=False, annot_dir='Annotations', flag_pause_status=False, max_points=5000, time_zone='Europe/Paris', flag_infinite_loop=True, bg_color=(244, 244, 244), bg_color_plot=(255, 255, 255), font_name='Times', font_size=12, font_size_title=16, font_color=(0, 0, 0), current_fmt='%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%s', range_fmt='%H:%M:%S.%s', ticks_fmt='%H:%M:%S.%s', ticks_color=(93, 91, 89), ticks_size=12, ticks_offset=5, y_ticks_width=30, nb_table_annot=5, height_widget_signal=150)[source]¶

Bases: object

Class defining the visualization and annotation GUI for a set of synchronized video(s) and signal(s).

The constructor takes as arguments dictionaries with the path to the video files and signal files. It calls the method set_all_data() in order to load data and store them in attributes.

For a given video file, data are loaded in an instance of cv2.VideoCapture. The set of video data is stored in video_data_dict. The widgets for plotting video are stored in wid_vid_dict.

For a given signal file, data are loaded in an instance of Signal. The supported formats are txt, mat, h5 and wav. The set of Signal instances is stored in sig_dict. The widgets for plotting signals are stored in wid_sig_list.

The reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps is defined as the video frequency. If there is no video to display, ViSiAnnoT.fps is defined as the frequency of the first signal to plot. The playback speed (both video and signal temporal cursor) is at the reference frequency.

The temporal range is defined by first_frame and last_frame (sampled at ViSiAnnoT.fps). The signal widgets display the signal between those bounds. So when zooming in/out, the temporal range is modified and then the display is updated with the method update_signal_plot().

The playback is managed with two separate threads:

Reading next video frame - an instance of threading.Thread with the method update_video_frame() as target,
Updating plot - an instance of QtCore.QTimer connected to the method update_plot().

The current position in the video file (i.e. the current position of the temporal cursor) is frame_id (sampled at ViSiAnnoT.fps).

Parameters

video_dict (dict) –
video configuration, each item corresponds to one camera. Key is the camera ID (string). Value is a configuration list with 4 elements:
- (str) Path to the video file,
- (str) Delimiter to get beginning datetime in the video file name,
- (int) Position of the beginning datetime in the video file name, according to the delimiter,
- (str) Format of the beginning datetime in the video file name (either "posix" or a format compliant with datetime.strptime()).
signal_dict (dict) –
signal configuration, each item corresponds to one signal widget. Key is the widget ID (Y axis label, string). Value is a nested list of signal configurations. Each element of the nested list corresponds to one signal plot and is a configuration list of 7 elements:
- (str) Path to the signal file, data must be stored in a 1D array if regularly sampled, otherwise in a 2D array (where first column is the timestamp in milliseconds and the second column the signal value)
- (str) Delimiter to get beginning datetime in the signal file name,
- (int) Position of the beginning datetime in the signal file name, according to the delimiter,
- (str) Format of the beginning datetime in the signal file name (either "posix" or a format compliant with datetime.strptime()),
- (str) Key to access the data (in case of .mat or .h5 file),
- (int or float or str) Signal frequency, set it to 0 if signal non regularly sampled, set it to -1 if same frequency as ViSiAnnoT.fps, it may be a string with the path to the frequency attribute in a .h5 file - in case of 2D data with several value columns, then the column index must be specified, e.g. "key - 1" or "key - colName" if there is an attribute at key named columns with columns name being comma-separated (first column is always the timestamps),
- (dict) Plot style, see https://pyqtgraph.readthedocs.io/en/latest/graphicsItems/plotdataitem.html for details, set it to None for default.
See Signal visualization for details and examples.
annotevent_dict (dict) – events annotation configuration, key is the label (string), value is the associated color (RGBA)
annotimage_list (list) – labels for image extraction
threshold_dict (dict) –
threshold configuration. Each item corresponds to a signal widget on which to plot threshold(s). The key must be the same as in signal_dict. Value is a list of configuration lists. This is a nested list because there can be several thresholds plotted in the same widget. A configuration list has 2 elements:
- (int or float) Threshold value on Y axis,
- (tuple or list) Plot color (RGB).
interval_dict (dict) –
interval configuration. Each item corresponds to a signal widget on which to plot intervals. The key must be the same as in signal_dict. Value is a nested list of interval configurations. Each element of the nested list corresponds to one type of interval to be plotted on the same signal widget and is a configuration list of 7 elements:
- (str) Path to the interval file, data can be stored as a 2D array (where each line has 2 elements: start and stop frames) or a 1D array (time series of 0 and 1),
- (str) Delimiter to get beginning datetime in the interval file name,
- (int) Position of the beginning datetime in the interval file name, according to the delimiter,
- (str) Format of the beginning datetime in the interval file name (either "posix" or a format compliant with datetime.strptime()),
- (str) Key to access the data (in case of .mat or .h5 file),
- (int) Signal frequency, set it to -1 if same frequency as ViSiAnnoT.fps, it may be a string with the path to the frequency attribute in a .h5 file,
- (tuple or list) Plot color (RGBA).
y_range_dict (dict) – visible Y range for signal widgets, each item corresponds to a signal widget. The key must be the same as in signal_dict. Value is a list/tuple of length 2 with the min and max values to display on the Y axis. The signal widgets that are not specified in this dictionary have auto-range enabled for Y axis.
poswid_dict (dict) –
custom position of the widgets in the window to use the positions defined by the layout mode (see input layout_mode). Value is a tuple of length 2 (row, col) or 4 (row, col, rowspan, colspan). Key identifies the widget:
- "logo"
- "select_trunc"
- "select_manual"
- "select_from_cursor"
- "annot_event"
- "annot_image"
- "visi"
- "zoomin"
- "zoomout"
- "progress"
layout_mode (int) –
layout mode of the window for positioning the widgets, one of the following:
- 1 (focus on video, works better with a big screen),
- 2 (focus on signal, suitable for a laptop screen),
- 3 (compact display with some features disabled).
trunc_duration (list) – (tool for fast navigation) duration (min, sec) to be used for splitting video/file in the combo box of temporal range selection. For example, for a video of 30 minutes, trunc_duration=(10, 0) will provide 3 temporal ranges in the combo box: from 0 to 10 minutes, from 10 to 20 minutes and from 20 to 30 minutes.
flag_long_rec (bool) – specify if ViSiAnnoT is launched in the context of ViSiAnnoTLongRec (long recording)
from_cursor_list (list) – (tool for fast navigation) list of durations that are available in the combo box to select a temporal range duration in order to display a new temporal range that will begin at the current position of the temporal cursor. Each element is a tuple of length 2 (min, sec). An example: [[0,30],[1,0],[2,0],[3,0],[4,0],[5,0]].
zoom_factor (int) – zoom factor
nb_ticks (int) – number of temporal ticks on the X axis of the signals widgets
flag_annot_overlap (bool) – specify if overlap of events annotations is enabled
annot_dir (str) – directory where to save annotations, automatically created if it does not exist
flag_pause_status (bool) – specify if the video is paused when launching ViSiAnnoT
max_points (int) – maximum number of points to plot for the signals
time_zone (str) – time zone (compliant package pytz)
flag_infinite_loop (bool) – specify if an infinite loop is set after creating the window. Set it to False if several ViSiAnnoT windows must be displayed simultaneousely, do not forget to store each instance of ViSiAnnoT in a variable and to set manually the infinite loop with infinite_loop_gui()
bg_color (tuple or str) – backgroud color of the GUI, RGB or HEX string
bg_color_plot (tuple or str) – background color of the signal plots, RGB or HEX string
font_name (str) – font used for the text in the GUI (must be available in PyQt5)
font_size (int) – font size of the text in the GUI
font_size_title (int) – font size of the titles in the GUI (progress bar and video widgets)
font_color (tuple) – font color of the text in the GUI, RGB
current_fmt (str) – datetime string format of the current temporal position in progress bar, see keyword argument fmt of convert_datetime_to_string()
range_fmt (str) – datetime string format of the temporal range duration in progress bar, see keyword argument fmt of convert_datetime_to_string()
ticks_fmt (str) – datetime string format of X axis ticks text, see keyword argument fmt of convert_datetime_to_string()
ticks_color (tuple or str) – color of the ticks in the signal plots, RGB or HEX string
ticks_size (int) – size of the ticks values in the signal plots
ticks_offset (int) – offset between the ticks and associated values in the signal plots
y_ticks_width (int) – horizontal space in pixels for the text of Y axis ticks in signal widgets
nb_table_annot (int) – maximum number of labels in a row in the widgets for events annotation and image annotation
height_widget_signal (int) – minimum height in pixel of the signal widgets

Methods for plotting region items (pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem):

`add_item_to_signals`(item_list)	Displays items in the signal widgets
`add_region_to_widgets`(bound_1, bound_2[, color])	Creates and displays a region item (pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem) for the progress bar (`wid_progress`) and the signal widgets (`wid_sig_list`)
`create_text_item`(text, pos_ms, pos_y_list[, …])	Adds a text item to the signal widgets (`wid_sig_list`)
`remove_region_in_widgets`(region_list)	Removes a region item from the progress bar widget and the signal widgets

Methods for conversion between milliseconds and frame number:

`convert_ms_to_frame_ref`(frame_ms)	Converts milliseconds to frame number sampled at the reference frequency `ViSiAnnoT.fps`
`get_current_range_in_ms`()	Converts the current temporal range defined by `ViSiAnnoT.first_frame` and `ViSiAnnoT.last_frame` to milliseconds
`get_frame_id_in_ms`(frame_id)	Converts a frame number to milliseconds

Methods for setting video and signal data:

`get_data_frequency`(path, freq)
`get_data_sig_tmp`(path, signal_id, key_data, …)	Gets signal data after synchronization with video
`get_file_sig_tmp`(line, delimiter)	Gets the file name and the start second in a line of a temporary synchronization file (in case signal is not synchronized with video)
`set_all_data`(video_dict, signal_dict, …)	Sets video and signal data (to be called before plotting)

Methods for mouse interaction with plots:

`get_mouse_y_position`(ev)	Gets position of the mouse on the Y axis of all the signal widgets
`zoom_or_annot_clicked`(ev, pos_frame, pos_ms)	Manages mouse click for zoom or annotation

Methods for displaying video, signals and progress bar:

`init_signal_plot`(progbar_wid_pos[, y_range_dict])	Creates the signal widgets and initializes the signal plots
`plot_frame_id_position`()	Updates the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at the current frame position `frame_id`
`stop_processing`()	Closes streams (elements of `video_data_dict`) and deletes temporary signal folder
`update_frame_id`(frame_id)	Sets the value of current frame `frame_id` and updates the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at new current frame
`update_plot`()	Updates (during playback) the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at the current frame `frame_id`
`update_signal_plot`([flag_reset_combo_trunc, …])	Updates the signal plots and the progress bar so that they span the current temporal range defined by `first_frame` and `last_frame`
`update_video_frame`()	Reads the video stream (launched in a thread)

Callback method for key press interaction:

`key_press`(ev)	Callback method for key press interaction, see Keyboard
`key_release`(ev)	Callback method for key release interaction, see Keyboard

Attributes:

`ticks_fmt`	(str) Datetime string format of the text of X axis ticks
`nb_ticks`	(int) Number of temporal ticks on the X axis of the signals plots
`time_zone`	(str) Time zone (as in package pytz)
`max_points`	(int) Maximum number of points to plot for the signals
`plot_style_list`	(list) Default plot styles for signals on a single widget (length 10)
`annot_dir`	(str) Directory where the events annotations and extracted images are saved
`flag_long_rec`	(bool) Specify if `ViSiAnnoT` is launched in the context of `ViSiAnnoTLongRec`
`ite_file`	(int) ID of the current video/signal file in case of long recordings
`nb_files`	(int) Number of files for reference modality in case of long recording
`video_data_dict`	(dict) Video data, each item corresponds to one camera
`sig_dict`	(dict) Signal data, each item corresponds to a signal widget
`interval_dict`	(dict) Intervals to plot on signals, each item corresponds to one signal widget
`fps`	(int) Frequency of the video (or the first signal if there is no video), it is the reference frequency
`nframes`	(int) Number of frames in the video (or the first signal if there is no video)
`beginning_datetime`	(datetime.datetime) Beginning datetime of the video (or the first signal if there is no video)
`threshold_dict`	(dict) Thresholds to plot on signals widgets, each item corresponds to one signal widget
`zoom_pos_1`	(int) Start position (frame number) for custom manual zoom (set to -1 if not defined)
`zoom_pos_2`	(int) End position (frame number) for custom manual zoom (set to -1 if not defined)
`region_zoom_list`	(list) Instances of pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem with all the grey regions for custom manual zoom
`region_zoom_text_item_list`	(list) Instances of pyqtgraph.TextItem with the duration of the custom manual zoom
`flag_pause_status`	(bool) Specify if the video is paused
`frame_id`	(int) Index of the current frame
`first_frame`	(int) First frame that is displayed in the signal plots
`last_frame`	(int) Last frame that is displayed in the signal plots
`flag_processing`	(bool) Specify if the window is running
`app`	(QtWidgets.QApplication) GUI initializer
`win`	(QtWidgets.QWidget) Window container
`lay`	(QtWidgets.QGridLayout) layout filling the window
`menu_bar`	(`MenuBar`) Menu bar item, instance of a sub-class of QtWidgets.QMenuBar, by default it is hidden, see `key_release()` for the keyword shortcut for displaying it
`wid_trunc`	(`TruncTemporalRangeWidget`) Widget for selecting a truncated temporal range
`wid_time_edit`	(`CustomTemporalRangeWidget`) Widget for defining a custom temporal range
`wid_from_cursor`	(`FromCursorTemporalRangeWidget`) Widget for selecting a duration of temporal range to be started at the current frame
`wid_progress`	(`ProgressWidget`) Widget containing the progress bar
`wid_vid_dict`	(dict) Video widgets, each item corresponds to one camera
`wid_sig_list`	(list) Signal widgets, each element is an instance of `SignalWidget` (same order as `sig_dict`)
`wid_visi`	(`FullVisiWidget`) Widget for zooming out to the full temporal range
`wid_zoomin`	(`ZoomInWidget`) Widget for zooming in
`wid_zoomout`	(`ZoomOutWidget`) Widget for zooming out
`wid_annotevent`	(`AnnotEventWidget`) Widget for events annotation
`wid_annotimage`	(`AnnotImageWidget`) Widget for image extraction
`update_frame_thread`	(threading.Thread) Thread for getting video frames, connected to the method `ViSiAnnoT.update_video_frame()`
`timer`	(QtCore.QTimer) Thread for updating the current frame position, connected to the method `ViSiAnnoT.update_plot()`

add_item_to_signals(item_list)[source]¶

Displays items in the signal widgets

Parameters: item_list (list) – items to display in the signal widgets, same length as wid_sig_list, each element corresponds to one signal widget

add_region_to_widgets(bound_1, bound_2, color=(150, 150, 150, 50))[source]¶

Creates and displays a region item (pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem) for the progress bar (wid_progress) and the signal widgets (wid_sig_list)

Parameters

bound_1 (int) – start frame of the region item (sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps)
bound_2 (int) – end frame of the region item (sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps)
color (tuple or list) – plot color (RGBA)

Returns

instances of pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem (corresponding to the same region), first element displayed in the progress bar widget, remaining elements displayed in the widget signals

Return type

list

convert_ms_to_frame_ref(frame_ms)[source]¶

Converts milliseconds to frame number sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps

Parameters: frame_ms (float) – frame number in milliseconds
Returns: frame number sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps
Return type: int

create_text_item(text, pos_ms, pos_y_list, text_color=(0, 0, 0), border_color=(255, 255, 255), border_width=3)[source]¶

Adds a text item to the signal widgets (wid_sig_list)

See https://pyqtgraph.readthedocs.io/en/latest/functions.html#pyqtgraph.mkColor for supported color formats.

Parameters

text (str) – text to display in the signal widgets (it is the same in each widget)
pos_ms (float) – temporal position (X axis) of the text item in milliseconds
pos_y_list (float) – position on the Y axis of the text item in each signal widget, same length as wid_sig_list
text_color (tuple or list or str) – color of the text
border_color (tuple or list or str) – color of the text item border
border_width (int) – width of the text item border in pixels

Returns

instances of pyqtgraph.TextItem, each element corresponds to a signal widget, same length and order as wid_sig_list

Return type

list

get_current_range_in_ms()[source]¶

Converts the current temporal range defined by ViSiAnnoT.first_frame and ViSiAnnoT.last_frame to milliseconds

Returns

first_frame_ms (int) – first frame of the current temporal range in milliseconds
last_frame_ms (int) – last frame of the current temporal range in milliseconds

get_data_frequency(path, freq)[source]¶

get_data_sig_tmp(path, signal_id, key_data, freq_data, delimiter, flag_interval=False)[source]¶

Gets signal data after synchronization with video

Parameters

path (str) – path to the temporary synchronization file
signal_id (str) – signal type (key in the dictionary signal_dict, second positional argument of ViSiAnnoT constructor)
key_data (str) – key to access the data (in case of .h5 or .mat file)
freq_data (float or str) – signal frequency as found in the configuration file, in case this is a string, then the frequency is retrieved in the data file
delimiter (str) – delimiter used to split the lines of the temporary signal files
flag_interval (bool) – specify if data to load is intervals

Returns

signal data synchronized with video

Return type

numpy array

static get_file_sig_tmp(line, delimiter)[source]¶

Gets the file name and the start second in a line of a temporary synchronization file (in case signal is not synchronized with video)

Parameters

line (str) – line containing the signal file name and start second
delimiter (str) – delimiter used to split the line between file name and start second

Returns

path (str) – path to the signal file
start_sec (int) – start second

get_frame_id_in_ms(frame_id)[source]¶

Converts a frame number to milliseconds

Parameters: frame_id (int) – frame number sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps
Returns: frame number in milliseconds
Return type: float

get_mouse_y_position(ev)[source]¶

Gets position of the mouse on the Y axis of all the signal widgets

Parameters: ev (QtGui.QMouseEvent) – emitted when the mouse is clicked/moved
Returns: same length as wid_sig_list, each element is the position of the mouse on the Y axis in the corresponding signal widget, it returns [] if the mouse clicked on a label item (most likely the widget title)
Return type: list

init_signal_plot(progbar_wid_pos, y_range_dict={}, **kwargs)[source]¶

Creates the signal widgets and initializes the signal plots

The widgets are automatically positioned below the progress bar.

It sets the attribute ViSiAnnoT.wid_sig_list.

Make sure the attributes ViSiAnnoT.lay, ViSiAnnoT.sig_dict, ViSiAnnoT.threshold_dict and ViSiAnnoT.interval_dict are defined before calling this method.

Parameters

progbar_wid_pos (tuple of list) – position of the progress bar widget, length 2 (row, col) or 4 (row, col, rowspan, colspan)
y_range_dict (dict) – visible Y range for signal widgets, see positional argument y_range_dict of ViSiAnnoT constructor
kwargs – keyword arguments of the constructor of SignalWidget, except y_range and left_label

key_press(ev)[source]¶

Callback method for key press interaction, see Keyboard

Parameters: ev (QtGui.QKeyEvent) – emmited when a key is pressed

key_release(ev)[source]¶

Callback method for key release interaction, see Keyboard

Parameters: ev (QtGui.QKeyEvent) – emmited when a key is released

plot_frame_id_position()[source]¶

Updates the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at the current frame position frame_id

If frame_id is out of the temporal range (defined by first_frame and last_frame), then the temporal range is updated. For example, in the context of long recording, this might happen when navigating from one file to another. If the temporal range is updated, then the method update_signal_plot() is called in order to update the signal plots with the new temporal range.

The attribute img_vid_dict is set with the values in im_dict in order to update the displayed video frame.

If the navigation point of the progress bar is not dragged, then the attribute wid_progress is modified in order to update the position of the navigation point.

The attribute current_cursor_list is set in order to update the position of the temporal cursor in the signal widgets.

remove_region_in_widgets(region_list)[source]¶

Removes a region item from the progress bar widget and the signal widgets

Parameters: region_list (list) – instances of pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem, all elements correspond to the same region displayed in the different widgets, first element is the region item displayed in the progress bar widget (wid_progress) and the remaining elements are the region items displayed in the signal widgets (same order as wid_sig_list)

set_all_data(video_dict, signal_dict, interval_dict)[source]¶

Sets video and signal data (to be called before plotting)

Make sure the following attributes are defined before calling this method:

plot_style_list
flag_long_rec

Make sure the follwing attributes are initialized before calling this method (it can be empty):

video_data_dict
sig_dict
interval_dict

Otherwise the video thread throws a RunTime error. These attributes are then set thanks to the positional arguments video_dict and signal_dict.

This method sets the following attributes:

nframes
ViSiAnnoT.fps
beginning_datetime
sig_dict
interval_dict
data_wave

If there is no video, the attributes nframes, ViSiAnnoT.fps and beginning_datetime are set with the first signal in signal_dict.

It raises an exception if 2 videos do not have the same FPS or have a temporal shift of more than 1 second.

Parameters

video_dict (dict) – same as first positional argument of ViSiAnnoT constructor
signal_dict (dict) – same as second positional argument of ViSiAnnoT constructor
interval_dict (dict) – same as keyword argument of ViSiAnnoT constructor

stop_processing()[source]¶

Closes streams (elements of video_data_dict) and deletes temporary signal folder

It sets the value of flag_processing to False so that the thread update_frame_thread is stopped.

update_frame_id(frame_id)[source]¶

Sets the value of current frame frame_id and updates the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at new current frame

The displayed video frame and the plots are updated by calling the method plot_frame_id_position().

Parameters: frame_id (int) – new current frame index

update_plot()[source]¶

Updates (during playback) the displayed video frame and the plots of the temporal cursor at the current frame frame_id

It is called by the thread timer.

The displayed video frame and the plots are updated by calling the method plot_frame_id_position().

It is only effective if flag_pause_status is False.

It increments the value of frame_id.

update_signal_plot(flag_reset_combo_trunc=True, flag_reset_combo_from_cursor=True)[source]¶

Updates the signal plots and the progress bar so that they span the current temporal range defined by first_frame and last_frame

Parameters

flag_reset_combo_trunc (bool) – specify if the combo box of wid_trunc must be reset
flag_reset_combo_from_cursor (bool) – specify if the combo box of wid_from_cursor must be reset

update_video_frame()[source]¶

Reads the video stream (launched in a thread)

Called by the thread update_frame_thread.

It updates the attribute wid_vid_dict with the image at the current frame for each camera.

zoom_or_annot_clicked(ev, pos_frame, pos_ms)[source]¶

Manages mouse click for zoom or annotation

Parameters

ev (QtGui.QMouseEvent) – emitted when the mouse is clicked/moved
pos_frame (int) – mouse position on the X axis in frame number (sampled at the reference frequency ViSiAnnoT.fps)
pos_ms (int) – mouse position on the X axis in milliseconds

annot_dir¶: (str) Directory where the events annotations and extracted images are saved

app¶: (QtWidgets.QApplication) GUI initializer

beginning_datetime¶: (datetime.datetime) Beginning datetime of the video (or the first signal if there is no video)

first_frame¶: (int) First frame that is displayed in the signal plots

flag_long_rec¶: (bool) Specify if ViSiAnnoT is launched in the context of ViSiAnnoTLongRec

flag_pause_status¶: (bool) Specify if the video is paused

flag_processing¶: (bool) Specify if the window is running

fps¶: (int) Frequency of the video (or the first signal if there is no video), it is the reference frequency

frame_id¶: (int) Index of the current frame

interval_dict¶

(dict) Intervals to plot on signals, each item corresponds to one signal widget

Key is the data type of the signal widget on which to plot (same as in positional argument signal_dict of the constructor of ViSiAnnoT)

Value is a list of lists, so that several intervals files can be plotted on the same signal widget. Each sub-list has 3 elements:

(numpy array) Intervals data, shape $(n_{intervals}, 2)$

(float) Frequency (0 if timestamps, -1 if same as signal)

(tuple) Plot color (RGBA)

ite_file¶

(int) ID of the current video/signal file in case of long recordings

If flag_long_rec is False, then ite_file is always equal to 0.

last_frame¶

(int) Last frame that is displayed in the signal plots

Actually, the last frame that is displayed is last_frame` - 1, because of zero-indexation.

lay¶: (QtWidgets.QGridLayout) layout filling the window

max_points¶: (int) Maximum number of points to plot for the signals

menu_bar¶: (MenuBar) Menu bar item, instance of a sub-class of QtWidgets.QMenuBar, by default it is hidden, see key_release() for the keyword shortcut for displaying it

nb_files¶

(int) Number of files for reference modality in case of long recording

If flag_long_rec is False, then nb_files is set to 1.

nb_ticks¶: (int) Number of temporal ticks on the X axis of the signals plots

nframes¶: (int) Number of frames in the video (or the first signal if there is no video)

plot_style_list¶: (list) Default plot styles for signals on a single widget (length 10)

region_zoom_list¶: (list) Instances of pyqtgraph.LinearRegionItem with all the grey regions for custom manual zoom

region_zoom_text_item_list¶

(list) Instances of pyqtgraph.TextItem with the duration of the custom manual zoom

Same length and order as ViSiAnnoT.wid_sig_list, so that one element corresponds to one signal widget

sig_dict¶

(dict) Signal data, each item corresponds to a signal widget

Key is the data type (same keys as signal_dict, positional argument of the constructor), used as label of the Y axis of the corresponding widget.

Value is a list of instances of Signal to plot on the corresponding widget

threshold_dict¶

(dict) Thresholds to plot on signals widgets, each item corresponds to one signal widget

Key is the data type of the signal widget on which to plot (same as in positional argument signal_dict of the constructor of ViSiAnnoT)

Value is a list of length 2:

(float) Value of the threshold on Y axis
(tuple) Color to plot (RGB), it can also be a string with HEX color

ticks_fmt¶: (str) Datetime string format of the text of X axis ticks

time_zone¶: (str) Time zone (as in package pytz)

timer¶: (QtCore.QTimer) Thread for updating the current frame position, connected to the method ViSiAnnoT.update_plot()

update_frame_thread¶: (threading.Thread) Thread for getting video frames, connected to the method ViSiAnnoT.update_video_frame()

video_data_dict¶

(dict) Video data, each item corresponds to one camera

Key is the camera ID (same keys as video_dict, positional argument of the constructor of ViSiAnnoT).

Value is an instance of cv2.VideoCapture containing the video data

wid_annotevent¶: (AnnotEventWidget) Widget for events annotation

wid_annotimage¶: (AnnotImageWidget) Widget for image extraction

wid_from_cursor¶: (FromCursorTemporalRangeWidget) Widget for selecting a duration of temporal range to be started at the current frame

wid_progress¶: (ProgressWidget) Widget containing the progress bar

wid_sig_list¶: (list) Signal widgets, each element is an instance of SignalWidget (same order as sig_dict)

wid_time_edit¶: (CustomTemporalRangeWidget) Widget for defining a custom temporal range

wid_trunc¶: (TruncTemporalRangeWidget) Widget for selecting a truncated temporal range

wid_vid_dict¶

(dict) Video widgets, each item corresponds to one camera

Key is the camera ID (same keys as the positional argument video_dict of the constructor of ViSiAnnoT).

Value is an instance of VideoWidget where the corresponding video is displayed.

wid_visi¶: (FullVisiWidget) Widget for zooming out to the full temporal range

wid_zoomin¶: (ZoomInWidget) Widget for zooming in

wid_zoomout¶: (ZoomOutWidget) Widget for zooming out

win¶: (QtWidgets.QWidget) Window container

zoom_pos_1¶: (int) Start position (frame number) for custom manual zoom (set to -1 if not defined)

zoom_pos_2¶: (int) End position (frame number) for custom manual zoom (set to -1 if not defined)