⚡ Bolt: Disable synchronous stdout blocking in YOLO inference#24
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WalkthroughA documentation entry records a YOLO logging optimization technique, and the same optimization is applied to the inference module by passing Changes
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💡 What: Added
verbose=Falseto the Ultralytics YOLOmodel.predict()calls inextract_widgets.🎯 Why: By default, Ultralytics YOLO logs verbose output (e.g. image size, inference time, detected classes) to stdout for every prediction. When predicting across multiple pages or running in a tight loop, this synchronous I/O blocks the main thread and introduces unnecessary overhead.
📊 Impact: Reduces inference time overhead by avoiding synchronous console writes, which translates to a measurable improvement in overall PDF processing speed, especially on multi-page documents or in high-throughput environments.
🔬 Measurement: Can be verified by running PDF extraction with a large document. The console output should no longer spam YOLO prediction logs, and the overall execution time will be reduced compared to the unoptimized version.
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