Settings Custom Weights Guide

Film Tool

Setup for manual tagging lives here so the Film Tool top bar stays focused on watching and tagging. Use Tagger for day-to-day work; open these when you need vocabulary, export, or appearance options.

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Current Hardware

GPU
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU
GPU Memory
783 / 8151 MB
Packages
OpenCV: Yes
Ultralytics: Yes
Torch: Yes
Local LLMs
None detected

Feature Flags

Analysis Behavior

Vision Runtime

yolov8n.pt: Fastest option and the safest default on any hardware.
yolov8s.pt: Good balance of speed and accuracy on GPU, slower on CPU.
yolov8m.pt: Heavier model; best reserved for stronger GPUs or slower offline runs.
yolo11n.pt: Newer lightweight Ultralytics detector with a similar footprint to YOLOv8 Nano.
yolo11s.pt: Good next step if you want to compare a newer small detector against YOLOv8 Small.
yolo11m.pt: Higher quality option for slower offline reruns on stronger GPUs.
custom: Use any supported model name or local .pt path, including your own fine-tuned basketball weights.
Used only when Detector Model is set to custom. Ollama models are for reasoning, not frame-by-frame detection.
models/ball_detector.pt: Benchmark default for ball detection: class 0 at 0.15 confidence.
yolov8n.pt: Uses COCO class 32 with legacy filters; benchmarked at 0% precision and 0% recall at conf=0.15.
custom: Use a local Ultralytics .pt file for future basketball detector candidates.
Used only when Ball Detector Model is set to custom.
Pending AI events at or above this confidence are auto-kept on the ledger (0 = off). Jason baseline uses 0.85 with the precision generator.
Legacy generator: Basic event generation from detections.
Expanded heuristic generator: High volume (noisy). Emits possession changes, shots, makes/misses, rebounds, assists, steals, turnovers, blocks, and fouls.
Precision generator (recommended): Jason baseline: fewer, better-supported events for Review (~9% precision vs ~1% expanded on Wilder Q1). Requires rebuild/reanalyze to take effect on a game.
Off = same person tracking as before this update. Ball detector settings are unchanged.

Local AI Models

These models are detected from the local Ollama install and saved for future AI-assisted workflows.

Recommended Ollama Models

Qwen 2.5 3B (Recommended)
qwen2.5:3b — Best lightweight general-purpose local model on this machine.
Llama 3.2 3B (Recommended)
llama3.2:3b — Fast local model for summaries and quick prompts.
Gemma 3 4B (Recommended)
gemma3:4b — Good small-model option if you want a different family than Llama/Qwen.
Qwen 2.5 7B
qwen2.5:7b — Heavier but still reasonable for this hardware if you want stronger quality.
Mistral 7B
mistral:7b — Good mid-sized fallback for analysis and comparisons.
Llama 3.1 8B
llama3.1:8b — Largest practical local model for this setup; already usable but heavier.

Pull a Different Ollama Model

This starts `ollama pull` in the background and writes output to a log file in /tmp.