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class AnnotationResult

Maturity: 41

A dataclass that encapsulates the results of an annotation detection process on PDF documents, containing detected annotations, processing statistics, and a summary.

File:
/tf/active/vicechatdev/e-ink-llm/annotation_detector.py
Lines:
29 - 34
Complexity:
simple

Purpose

This dataclass serves as a structured container for the output of annotation detection operations. It aggregates all detected annotations (as AnnotationInfo objects), tracks the number of annotations found and pages processed, and provides a human-readable summary of the detection results. It's designed to be returned by annotation detection functions to provide comprehensive information about the detection process outcome.

Source Code

class AnnotationResult:
    """Result of annotation detection process"""
    annotations: List[AnnotationInfo]
    total_annotations: int
    pages_processed: int
    detection_summary: str

Parameters

Name Type Default Kind
bases - -

Parameter Details

annotations: A list of AnnotationInfo objects representing all annotations detected during the processing. Each AnnotationInfo contains details about a single annotation found in the document.

total_annotations: An integer count of the total number of annotations detected across all processed pages. This provides a quick summary metric without needing to count the annotations list.

pages_processed: An integer indicating how many pages were analyzed during the annotation detection process. Useful for understanding the scope of the detection operation.

detection_summary: A string providing a human-readable summary of the detection results. Typically includes information about what was found, any issues encountered, or overall statistics in text form.

Return Value

When instantiated, returns an AnnotationResult object containing all the annotation detection results. This object is immutable by default (as a dataclass) and provides attribute access to all four fields: annotations (list), total_annotations (int), pages_processed (int), and detection_summary (str).

Class Interface

Methods

__init__(annotations: List[AnnotationInfo], total_annotations: int, pages_processed: int, detection_summary: str) -> None

Purpose: Initializes an AnnotationResult instance with detection results. Auto-generated by @dataclass decorator.

Parameters:

  • annotations: List of AnnotationInfo objects representing detected annotations
  • total_annotations: Total count of annotations detected
  • pages_processed: Number of pages that were processed
  • detection_summary: Human-readable summary of the detection process

Returns: None (constructor)

__repr__() -> str

Purpose: Returns a string representation of the AnnotationResult instance. Auto-generated by @dataclass decorator.

Returns: String representation showing all field values

__eq__(other: object) -> bool

Purpose: Compares two AnnotationResult instances for equality based on all fields. Auto-generated by @dataclass decorator.

Parameters:

  • other: Another object to compare with

Returns: True if all fields are equal, False otherwise

Attributes

Name Type Description Scope
annotations List[AnnotationInfo] List containing all AnnotationInfo objects detected during the annotation detection process instance
total_annotations int Integer count of the total number of annotations found across all processed pages instance
pages_processed int Integer indicating the number of pages that were analyzed during the detection operation instance
detection_summary str Human-readable string summary describing the results of the annotation detection process instance

Dependencies

  • typing
  • dataclasses

Required Imports

from typing import List
from dataclasses import dataclass

Usage Example

from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List

# Assuming AnnotationInfo is defined elsewhere
# Create an AnnotationResult instance
result = AnnotationResult(
    annotations=[annotation1, annotation2, annotation3],
    total_annotations=3,
    pages_processed=10,
    detection_summary="Successfully detected 3 annotations across 10 pages"
)

# Access the results
print(f"Found {result.total_annotations} annotations")
print(f"Processed {result.pages_processed} pages")
print(result.detection_summary)

# Iterate through annotations
for annotation in result.annotations:
    # Process each annotation
    pass

Best Practices

  • This is a dataclass, so it automatically generates __init__, __repr__, __eq__, and other methods. No need to manually implement these.
  • The class is immutable by default unless frozen=True is explicitly set in the @dataclass decorator. Consider adding frozen=True if immutability is desired.
  • Always ensure that the total_annotations count matches the length of the annotations list for consistency.
  • The detection_summary should provide meaningful information about the detection process, including any warnings or errors encountered.
  • When creating instances, ensure all four fields are provided as they are required (no default values are specified).
  • This class is designed as a return type for annotation detection functions, not for direct manipulation of annotation data.
  • The annotations list should contain only AnnotationInfo objects to maintain type consistency.
  • Consider validating that pages_processed is a positive integer and total_annotations is non-negative when creating instances.

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