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Segments.ai Python SDK
https://github.com/segments-ai/segments-ai

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[Segments.ai](https://segments.ai/) is the training data platform for computer vision engineers and labeling teams. Our powerful labeling interfaces, easy-to-use management features, and extensive API integrations help you iterate quickly between data labeling, model training and failure case discovery.

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## Quickstart

Walk through [the Python SDK quickstart](https://docs.segments.ai/tutorials/python-sdk-quickstart).

## Documentation

Please refer to [the documentation](http://segments-python-sdk.rtfd.io/) for usage instructions.

## Blog

Read [our blog posts](https://segments.ai/blog) to learn more about the platform.

## Changelog

The most notable changes in v1.0 of the Python SDK compared to v0.73 include:

- Added Python type hints and better auto-generated docs.
- Improved error handling: functions now raise proper exceptions.
- New functions for managing issues and collaborators.

You can upgrade to v1.0 with `pip install -—upgrade segments-ai`. Please be mindful of following breaking changes:

- The client functions now return classes instead of dicts, so you should access properties using dot-based indexing (e.g. `dataset.description`) instead of dict-based indexing (e.g. `dataset[’description’]`).
- Functions now consistently raise exceptions, instead of sometimes silently failing with a print statement. You might want to handle these exceptions with a try-except block.
- Some legacy fields are no longer returned: `dataset.tasks`, `dataset.task_readme`, `dataset.data_type`.
- The default value of the `id_increment` argument in `utils.export_dataset()` and `utils.get_semantic_bitmap()` is changed from 1 to 0.
- Python 3.6 and lower are no longer supported.