Change image detections to dict. #56
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Adapt detectors. This allows to associate multiple detection goups with an image.
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This change allows to associate multiple detections (groups of detections) with an image, e.g. when multiple detectors are used. The default behavior should be mostly unchanged: if there is only one detections in the dict, the property 'image.detections' can still be used to access the detections. The dict keys are strings that correspond to the detector names. Here, this PR introduces the attribute name for the detector which, however, is optional to maintain downward compatibility.