Add cvat_labels_file conf parameter to support CSV label definitions with attributes #1824
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…abels with JSON attributes passed via cvat_labels_file
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This pull request introduces a new configuration parameter,
cvat_labels_file, which allows users to specify a CSV file containing label definitions along with their attributes. The changes include:New Method:
read_labels_from_fileto parse the CSV file, reading each label and its attributes (provided as a JSON array string) and returning them in the required format.Datastore Initialization:
init_datastoremethod to check ifcvat_labels_fileis provided in the configuration.read_labels_from_fileinstead of relying solely on the configuration-provided labels.These updates aim to improve the flexibility and functionality of MONAILabel in endoscopy applications, making it easier to harness CVAT’s advanced capabilities. Please review and let me know if any further modifications are needed.