Environment Variables --------------------- The Scoutbot API and CLI have two environment variables (envars) that allow you to configure global settings and configurations. - ``CONFIG`` (default: mvp) The configuration setting for which machine lerning models to use. Must be one of ``phase1`` or ``mvp``, or their respective aliases as ``old`` or ``new``. - ``WIC_CONFIG`` (default: not set) The configuration setting for which machine lerning models to use with the WIC. Must be one of ``phase1`` or ``mvp``, or their respective aliases as ``old`` or ``new``. Defaults to the value of the ``CONFIG`` environment variable. - ``LOC_CONFIG`` (default: not set) The configuration setting for which machine lerning models to use with the LOC. Must be one of ``phase1`` or ``mvp``, or their respective aliases as ``old`` or ``new``. Defaults to the value of the ``CONFIG`` environment variable. - ``AGG_CONFIG`` (default: not set) The configuration setting for which machine lerning models to use with the AGG. Must be one of ``phase1`` or ``mvp``, or their respective aliases as ``old`` or ``new``. Defaults to the value of the ``CONFIG`` environment variable. - ``WIC_BATCH_SIZE`` (default: 256) The configuration setting for how many tiles to send to the GPU in a single batch during the WIC prediction (forward inference). The LOC model has a fixed batch size (16 for ``phase1`` and 32 for ``mvp``) and cannot be adjusted. This setting can be used to control how fast the pipeline runs, as a trade-off of faster compute for more memory usage. It is highly suggested to set this value as high as possible to fit into the GPU. - ``FAST`` (default: not set) A flag that can be set to turn off extracting the second grid of tiles. Defaults to "not set", which translates to the standard process of extracting all tiles for grid1 and grid2. Setting this value to anything will turn off grid2 and results in faster (but less accurate) detections (e.g., ``FAST=1``). - ``VERBOSE`` (default: not set) A verbosity flag that can be set to turn on debug logging. Defaults to "not set", which translates to no debug logging. Setting this value to anything will turn on debug logging (e.g., ``VERBOSE=1``).