The model converted to coreml format always shows confidence 100

[menghengmen]

Python code

from ultralytics import YOLO

model = YOLO("yolo11n.pt") model.export(format="coreml", nms=True, imgsz=640)

[UltralyticsAssistant]

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[pderrenger]

@menghengmen thanks for reporting this! To help us investigate, could you:

1. Confirm you're using the latest ultralytics package (pip install -U ultralytics)
2. Share the exact code you're using to run inference with the CoreML model?
3. Verify if this occurs specifically when using nms=True vs nms=False?

The CoreML export with NMS adds non-maximum suppression layers which might affect confidence score handling. For reference, see the CoreML export documentation section on NMS integration.

[menghengmen]

@menghengmen感谢您报告此事！为了帮助我们调查，您可以：

1. 确认你正在使用最新的ultralytics软件包（`

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2. 分享您用于使用 CoreML 模型运行推理的确切代码？
3. 验证使用nms=Truevs时是否专门发生这种情况nms=False？

使用 NMS 的 CoreML 导出添加了非最大抑制层，这可能会影响置信度分数处理。有关参考，请参阅有关 NMS 集成的 CoreML 导出文档部分。 2.code is use yolo-ios-app repositories

3.when use nms = False ，load the mlmodel will crash at this // Retrieve class labels directly from the CoreML model's class labels, if available. guard let classLabels = mlRobotModel.modelDescription.classLabels as? [String] else { fatalError("Class labels are missing from the model description") }

[pderrenger]

Thanks for sharing the details! For the CoreML nms=False crash, ensure your model includes class labels by exporting with names specified:

model.export(format="coreml", nms=False, names=['class1', 'class2', ...])

When using nms=True, confidence scores are normalized during NMS processing. For implementation details, see the CoreML model metadata requirements in our docs. Let us know if you need more specific guidance! 🚀

[john-rocky]

@menghengmen It has been reported that NMS breaks on certain combinations of macOS and coremltools versions. Could you please update these to the latest versions and try again?