fix: skip hard examples with no unique label match in incremental learning

[dev-aditya-hub]

Summary

• IncrementalLearning._get_train_dataset() assigned label inside an if len(index[0]) == 1: block but called file.write(f"{new} {label}\n") unconditionally outside it
• When np.where() finds no unique path match for a hard example, label retains the value from the prior loop iteration — silently writing the wrong label to the training file; on the very first iteration it raises UnboundLocalError
• Fixed by inverting the guard to if len(index[0]) != 1: continue so unmatched samples are skipped and label is only assigned on the valid path, matching the intent of the surrounding logic

Test plan

• Verify hard examples with no label match are skipped rather than written with a stale label
• Verify a benchmark run with incremental learning completes without UnboundLocalError on the first unmatched hard example
• Verify the generated training file contains only correctly matched and labeled entries
• Verify incremental learning metrics are stable across repeated runs on the same dataset
• CI passes on all platforms

Summary by CodeRabbit

Bug Fixes
Corrected label assignment in hard-example training dataset construction, preventing stale labels from prior loop iterations being silently written to the training file and corrupting incremental model training.

Tests
Added regression test validating that unmatched hard examples are skipped and matched ones are written with the correct label to the training dataset file.

Signed-off-by: dev-aditya-hub premjadhvar95@gmail.com

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Code Review

The pull request updates the _get_train_dataset method in incremental_learning.py to skip hard examples that do not have a unique match in the dataset, while also removing unnecessary pylint disable comments. The reviewer suggests adding a warning log when multiple matches are encountered to help identify potential dataset inconsistencies.

[gemini-code-assist]

The current logic skips hard examples if multiple matches are found in the label file (len(index[0]) != 1). While this aligns with the PR's goal of ensuring unique matches, it might be beneficial to log a warning when multiple matches are found, as this could indicate inconsistencies or duplicates in the dataset that the user should be aware of.

[dev-aditya-hub]

/assign @MooreZheng