⚡ Bolt: Disable YOLO verbose mode to reduce I/O overhead - #8
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Added `verbose=False` to `model.predict()` in `commonforms/inference.py` to prevent synchronous stdout blocking overhead during inference loops. Co-authored-by: kingkillery <200727508+kingkillery@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Line 1: The header "## 2024-05-24 - Ultralytics YOLO Synchronous Logging
Overhead" in .jules/bolt.md should be verified and either updated or annotated:
confirm whether "2024-05-24" is the original documentation date or a mistake; if
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date) in the header, or add a parenthetical note like "(originally documented
2024-05-24)" to preserve provenance; update the header text accordingly to "##
2026-04-08 - Ultralytics YOLO Synchronous Logging Overhead" or add the
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Verify the date in the learning note.
The learning note is dated "2024-05-24", but this PR was created on "2026-04-08". If this represents when the learning was originally documented elsewhere, that's fine. Otherwise, consider updating to reflect the current optimization work.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In @.jules/bolt.md at line 1, The header "## 2024-05-24 - Ultralytics YOLO
Synchronous Logging Overhead" in .jules/bolt.md should be verified and either
updated or annotated: confirm whether "2024-05-24" is the original documentation
date or a mistake; if it’s incorrect, replace it with the PR date "2026-04-08"
(or the correct current date) in the header, or add a parenthetical note like
"(originally documented 2024-05-24)" to preserve provenance; update the header
text accordingly to "## 2026-04-08 - Ultralytics YOLO Synchronous Logging
Overhead" or add the provenance note so the date accurately reflects the context
of this PR.
💡 What: Added
verbose=Falseto Ultralytics YOLOmodel.predict()calls inFFDNetDetector.extract_widgets().🎯 Why: Ultralytics YOLO defaults to printing verbose inference details to stdout for every prediction. In loops over many pages, this synchronous I/O blocks execution and creates a performance bottleneck.
📊 Impact: Eliminates blocking stdout writes during inference, leading to measurably faster execution, especially on multi-page PDFs.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by running inference on a multi-page PDF and observing faster, quieter execution without terminal spam. Tests ensure no regressions in detection output.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5786829856752787198 started by @kingkillery
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Performance Improvements
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