Add threshold input to filter low-confidence detections#5
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While using this model I noticed it sometimes detects objects that aren't actually present in the image. These false detections still pass the current hardcoded
box_threshold=0.3indetect(), meaning the threshold alone isn't always tight enough.This PR exposes
box_thresholdas a user-facing threshold input in the Replicate predictor, so callers can tune it without touching the code. The default stays at 0.3 to preserve existing behavior.Changes: