
During October 2025, Vitaly enhanced the encord-client-python repository by implementing self-occluded visibility for skeleton annotations, addressing the need for more granular occlusion tracking in computer vision workflows. He updated the Visibility enum and label row processing logic in Python to distinguish points occluded by themselves from those hidden by other objects, improving annotation semantics and data quality for downstream model training. The COCO exporter was extended to support this new visibility category, and comprehensive tests were added to cover edge cases. Vitaly’s work demonstrated depth in backend development, data annotation, and object detection, resulting in a more robust data pipeline.
October 2025: Implemented self-occluded visibility for skeleton annotations in encord-client-python, enabling per-point occlusion distinction and improving labeling fidelity for model training. This release updates the Visibility enum, label row processing, and the COCO exporter, with tests covering the new option. The change is tracked under ED-1459 (commit aabba359bf50699244c116738eb69df1dd8d4893). No major bugs recorded this month for this repo. Impact: clearer annotation semantics, higher quality training data, and a more robust data pipeline.
October 2025: Implemented self-occluded visibility for skeleton annotations in encord-client-python, enabling per-point occlusion distinction and improving labeling fidelity for model training. This release updates the Visibility enum, label row processing, and the COCO exporter, with tests covering the new option. The change is tracked under ED-1459 (commit aabba359bf50699244c116738eb69df1dd8d4893). No major bugs recorded this month for this repo. Impact: clearer annotation semantics, higher quality training data, and a more robust data pipeline.

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