``diplomat tweak``
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    .. rubric:: Summary

    Make modifications to DIPLOMAT produced tracking results created for a video
    using a limited version of the interactive labeling UI. Allows for touching up
    and fixing any minor issues that may arise after tracking and saving results.

    .. rubric:: Usage

    .. code-block:: text

        diplomat tweak [-h] --videos
                              [FILE, ...]|FILE --csvs [FILE, ...]|FILE [--pcutoff FLOAT]
                              [--dotsize INT] [--alphavalue FLOAT]
                              [--colormap TO_COLORMAP] [--shape_list [STR, ...]]
                              [--line_thickness INT]
                              [--skeleton [[STR, STR], ...]|{STR: [STR, ...], ...}|[STR, ...]|NONE|BOOL]



    .. rubric:: Options

    .. code-block:: text

         
           -h, --help            show this help message and exit
           --videos [FILE, ...]|FILE, -v [FILE, ...]|FILE
                                 Paths to video file(s) corresponding to the provided
                                 csv files.
           --csvs [FILE, ...]|FILE, -c [FILE, ...]|FILE
                                 The path (or list of paths) to the csv file(s) to
                                 edit.
           --pcutoff FLOAT       The probability to cutoff results below.
           --dotsize INT         The size of the dots.
           --alphavalue FLOAT    The alpha value of the dots.
           --colormap TO_COLORMAP
                                 The colormap to use for tracked points in the video.
                                 Can be a matplotlib colormap or a list of matplotlib
                                 colors.
           --shape_list [STR, ...]
                                 A list of shape names, shapes to use for drawing each
                                 individual's dots.
           --line_thickness INT  Thickness of lines drawn.
           --skeleton [[STR, STR], ...]|{STR: [STR, ...], ...}|[STR, ...]|NONE|BOOL
                                 The skeleton to use for this this run of DIPLOMAT.
                                 Defaults to None, which uses the skeleton associated
                                 with the project. Can be a list of strings, a list of
                                 tuples of strings, a dictionary of strings to strings
                                 or lists of strings, or True/False (True connects all
                                 parts, False connects no parts, disabling the
                                 skeleton).