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tao-mine-od-images

Run TAO Data Services TMM unique-neighbor matching mining from embedding parquet files for object detection workflows. Use when an object detection workflow needs to mine a bijectively-assigned set of unique source images closest to target samples. Use global allocation when mining without class constraints. Use class_stratified when rare classes are specified.

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# TAO Mine OD Images (Unique Neighbor Matching)

Use this skill to run TAO Data Services TMM unique-neighbor matching mining for object detection. The skill consumes pre-embedded source and target parquets and writes a directory of outputs including `final_unique_files.parquet` and `summary.json`. It does not compute embeddings; upstream steps must produce the source and target embedding parquets first.

The container entrypoint is:

```bash
tmm unique_neighbor_matching -e /absolute/path/to/unique_neighbor_matching.yaml
```

## Inputs

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