docs: update detection core with tips for using Gemini integration #1925
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On request of @SkalskiP at PR: https://github.com/roboflow/notebooks/pull/384
This PR improves the documentation regarding the ordering of content in requests that combine images with text prompts. Following Google's Gemini API best practices, text prompts are now placed after image parts in the contents array when using a single image with text.
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According to the Gemini API documentation on image prompts, when using a single image with text, the recommended approach is to place the text prompt after the image part in the contents array. This ordering has been shown to produce significantly better results in practice.
In our testing with Process & Instrument Diagrams (P&IDs) using object detection, this reordering led to drastically improved accuracy in bounding box positioning. While the object labels were already accurate, the spatial precision of detected elements improved considerably with the optimized prompt ordering
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