Instructions to use Ekliipce/wearit-garment-mask with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- Transformers
How to use Ekliipce/wearit-garment-mask with Transformers:
# Use a pipeline as a high-level helper from transformers import pipeline pipe = pipeline("image-segmentation", model="Ekliipce/wearit-garment-mask")# Load model directly from transformers import GarmentMaskPipeline model = GarmentMaskPipeline.from_pretrained("Ekliipce/wearit-garment-mask", device_map="auto") - Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
Hugging Face Integration - Summary
Overview
Your WearIT Garment Mask project has been successfully transformed into a Hugging Face-compatible model! This document summarizes all the changes and new files created.
📦 New Files Created
1. pipeline.py - Hugging Face Pipeline Wrapper
Purpose: Wraps your GarmentMaskProcessor in a standard Hugging Face Pipeline class.
Key Features:
- ✅ Inherits from
transformers.Pipeline - ✅ Implements required methods:
_sanitize_parameters(),preprocess(),_forward(),postprocess() - ✅ Compatible with
pipeline()function from transformers - ✅ Handles both local paths and HF Hub model loading
- ✅ Fallback support (works without transformers installed)
Usage:
from transformers import pipeline
pipe = pipeline("image-segmentation", model="your-username/wearit-garment-mask", trust_remote_code=True)
results = pipe("image.jpg", garment_types="upper")
2. config.json - Model Configuration
Purpose: Stores all default parameters and model metadata.
Contains:
- Model type and task information
- Default processing parameters
- Checkpoint paths
- Mask strategy configuration
- Supported garment types
- Model architecture details (DensePose, SCHP-ATR, SCHP-LIP)
3. README.md - Comprehensive Model Card
Purpose: Complete documentation for Hugging Face Hub.
Sections:
- ✅ YAML metadata header (tags, license, pipeline_tag)
- ✅ Model description and features
- ✅ Architecture explanation
- ✅ Intended uses and out-of-scope uses
- ✅ Installation and usage examples
- ✅ Limitations and biases
- ✅ Evaluation metrics
- ✅ Citation information
- ✅ License and acknowledgments
4. example_usage.py - Complete Usage Examples
Purpose: Demonstrates various usage patterns.
6 Examples Included:
- Basic single image processing
- Multiple garment types
- Batch processing
- Custom configuration
- Using PIL Images
- Integration with inpainting models
5. .gitignore - Version Control
Purpose: Excludes temporary files and outputs from git.
Ignores:
- Python cache files
- Output directories
- Temporary files
- Virtual environments
- IDE files
6. LICENSE - Apache 2.0 License
Purpose: Legal protection and open-source compliance.
Includes:
- Full Apache 2.0 license text
- NOTICE section crediting DensePose, SCHP, and Detectron2
7. HF_HUB_UPLOAD_GUIDE.md - Upload Instructions
Purpose: Step-by-step guide for uploading to Hugging Face Hub.
Covers:
- Prerequisites and setup
- Two upload methods (Python API and Git)
- Handling large checkpoint files
- Testing uploaded model
- Best practices
- Creating a Gradio demo
8. requierments.txt - Updated Dependencies
Purpose: Lists all required Python packages.
Additions:
transformers>=4.36.0- For Pipeline supporthuggingface_hub>=0.19.0- For HF Hub integrationmatplotlib>=3.5.0- For visualization examplesdiffusers- Optional, for inpainting demo
9. CLAUDE.md - Developer Documentation
Purpose: Provides architectural overview for future development (already existed, kept as-is).
📊 Project Structure Comparison
Before:
wearit-garment-mask/
├── garment_mask_processor.py
├── resize_image_processor.py
├── mask_utils.py
├── mappings.py
├── SCHP/
├── DensePose/
├── densepose/
├── detectron2/
└── chkpt/
After (Hugging Face Ready):
wearit-garment-mask/
├── README.md ⭐ NEW - Model card
├── config.json ⭐ NEW - Configuration
├── pipeline.py ⭐ NEW - HF Pipeline
├── LICENSE ⭐ NEW - License
├── .gitignore ⭐ NEW - Git ignore
├── example_usage.py ⭐ NEW - Examples
├── HF_HUB_UPLOAD_GUIDE.md ⭐ NEW - Upload guide
├── HF_INTEGRATION_SUMMARY.md ⭐ NEW - This file
├── CLAUDE.md ✅ EXISTING - Dev docs
├── requierments.txt ✏️ UPDATED - Added HF deps
├── garment_mask_processor.py ✅ EXISTING - Core logic
├── resize_image_processor.py ✅ EXISTING - Preprocessing
├── mask_utils.py ✅ EXISTING - Utilities
├── mappings.py ✅ EXISTING - Mappings
├── SCHP/ ✅ EXISTING
├── DensePose/ ✅ EXISTING
├── densepose/ ✅ EXISTING
├── detectron2/ ✅ EXISTING
└── chkpt/ ✅ EXISTING
🚀 How to Use Your New HF Model
Option 1: Local Usage (Without Upload)
# Direct import
from pipeline import GarmentMaskPipeline
pipe = GarmentMaskPipeline(device="cuda:0")
results = pipe("image.jpg", garment_types="upper")
Option 2: After Uploading to HF Hub
# Load from Hugging Face Hub
from transformers import pipeline
pipe = pipeline(
"image-segmentation",
model="your-username/wearit-garment-mask",
trust_remote_code=True
)
results = pipe("image.jpg", garment_types=["upper", "lower"])
📤 Next Steps: Upload to Hugging Face Hub
Follow these steps to publish your model:
Step 1: Install HF CLI
pip install huggingface_hub
huggingface-cli login
Step 2: Create Repository
from huggingface_hub import create_repo
create_repo("wearit-garment-mask", repo_type="model")
Step 3: Upload Files
from huggingface_hub import upload_folder
upload_folder(
folder_path=".",
repo_id="your-username/wearit-garment-mask",
repo_type="model"
)
Step 4: Test
from transformers import pipeline
pipe = pipeline("image-segmentation", model="your-username/wearit-garment-mask", trust_remote_code=True)
Full details: See HF_HUB_UPLOAD_GUIDE.md
⚙️ Configuration Options
Your pipeline now supports extensive configuration:
pipe = GarmentMaskPipeline(
device="cuda:0", # Device selection
output_height=1024, # Output resolution
process_size=512, # Processing size
use_convex_hull=True, # Convex hull smoothing
schp_batch_size=12, # SCHP batch size
allowed_strategies=["ellipse", "box"], # Mask strategies
save_images=False # Save intermediate results
)
🎯 Key Features Added
- Standardized API: Compatible with Hugging Face
pipeline()function - Easy Distribution: One-line installation from HF Hub
- Complete Documentation: Professional model card and examples
- Flexible Usage: Works with or without transformers
- Version Control: Proper git setup with .gitignore
- Legal Compliance: Proper licensing (Apache 2.0)
- Community Ready: Examples, guides, and clear documentation
🐛 Testing Checklist
Before uploading, test these scenarios:
- Local import works:
from pipeline import GarmentMaskPipeline - Pipeline processes single image
- Pipeline processes batch of images
- Multiple garment types work correctly
- Custom configuration parameters work
- Output format matches documentation
- Examples in
example_usage.pyrun without errors - All dependencies install correctly:
pip install -r requierments.txt
📝 Customization Tips
Update Model Card (README.md)
- Add real performance metrics after evaluation
- Include example images in repo
- Update contact information
- Add specific use cases from your domain
Modify Configuration (config.json)
- Adjust default parameters based on your use case
- Update version numbers
- Add custom metadata
Extend Pipeline (pipeline.py)
- Add preprocessing options
- Implement caching for models
- Add progress bars for batch processing
- Support more output formats
🎉 What You've Achieved
Your project now:
- ✅ Is Hugging Face Compatible - Can be hosted on HF Hub
- ✅ Has Standard Interface - Works with
pipeline()function - ✅ Is Well Documented - Complete model card and examples
- ✅ Is Community Ready - Easy for others to use and contribute
- ✅ Is Professionally Licensed - Proper open-source licensing
- ✅ Is Maintainable - Clear structure and documentation
🆘 Getting Help
If you encounter issues:
- Check
HF_HUB_UPLOAD_GUIDE.mdfor upload troubleshooting - Review
example_usage.pyfor usage patterns - Consult
CLAUDE.mdfor architecture details - Visit Hugging Face documentation: https://huggingface.co/docs
- Ask on Hugging Face forums: https://discuss.huggingface.co
📚 Additional Resources
Congratulations! Your WearIT Garment Mask model is now ready for the Hugging Face ecosystem! 🎊
For any questions about the integration, refer to the guides in this repository or the Hugging Face documentation.