Conversion of evaluation indicators from yolov8-seg to coco evaluation indicators

[handsome2456]

I would like to ask yolov8-seg how to print coco evaluation indicator?

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[glenn-jocher]

@handsome2456 to evaluate YOLOv8-Seg models using COCO metrics, you can use the val mode with the --save-json flag, which saves predictions in COCO format for evaluation. For more details, refer to the validation documentation. Let me know if you need further clarification!