Fix: compatibility with Colab by replacing set_window_title with safe fallback (#185) #186
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This PR addresses issue #185.
Google Colab uses a non-interactive backend (FigureCanvasAgg) that does not
support the method
fig.canvas.set_window_title(), causing the mAP scriptto crash during AP visualization.
This fix wraps the window-title call in a try/except block and falls back to
plt.title(), which is fully compatible with Colab and other notebookenvironments.
The behavior on desktop environments remains unchanged, so the fix is fully
backward compatible.
Fixes #185