Release v0.8.16 — py-feat 2.1.0 (multitask v2.7, eye-aware gaze) - #79
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Bumps the dev pin and the hashed uv runtime lock to py-feat 2.1.0, which ships the v2.7 multitask model as Detectorv2's default: eye-aware gaze (eye-RoI + head-pose-conditioned + binned +-180 deg) that tracks the eyes rather than the head (ETH-XGaze 43->5 deg; EYEDIAP 15.3->12.6). Known limitation: video-frame continuous V/A regresses vs the v2.5 model — see the py-feat 2.1.0 release notes / model card. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XqXEWPLMJmGaY1wuzVFZ9A
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Bumps py-feat to 2.1.0 (dev pin + hashed runtime lock, regenerated with the documented
uv pip compilecommand) and the app version to 0.8.16. The new default multitask model adds eye-aware gaze — the live gaze overlay now follows the eyes instead of the head. See the py-feat v2.1.0 release notes for benchmark movement and the known video-V/A limitation.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01XqXEWPLMJmGaY1wuzVFZ9A