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Dataset for detection task
David Lopera edited this page Sep 23, 2019
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Learn how to build a dataset for detection tasks through PyTorchCV Studio. Once you build the detection dataset, you can use the Models module for develop an object detector model.
- A set of images to build your object detection dataset.
In PyTorchCV Studio select the first option (Datasets) on the top left.
- To create the dataset, click on add button. The Create New Dataset dialog box will appear.
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Enter a name and description (optional) for the dataset and click OK.
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The new dataset will appear in the Datasets window.
- You have different options to manage the dataset:
- Delete dataset: To delete the dataset from application.
- Edit dataset: To update the name and description.
- Refresh dataset: Refresh the size of the dataset based on the total size of the images associated.
- Download annotations: Download the annotations into a json file.
- To add images, double click in the Dataset, a new tab will open.
- Drag and Drop the files you want to add to the dataset. When the loading process is finished, you should see something like this.
- In the dataset window you can:
- Delete an image.
- Zoom in/out an image.
- Edit the annotations associated to the image.
- Double click to add/edit annotations and assign a label.
- After the selection of the image, you must see a windows like this.
- In this window you can:
- Create and edit labels.
- Create, edit and delete annotations.
- Assign labels to bounding boxes.
- Navigate over the data set images.
- In the right panel on tab Labels you create the labels for the dataset. To create one, Right click over the list and add the label.
- The Create New Label dialog box will appear. Type a name and choose a color for the label you want to create.
You can add/edit annotations and assign labels to a specific image.
- Select the box option from the panel on the bottom and draw a box on the region of interest.
- Right click on the bounding box and select the label you want to assign.
- The color of the bounding box must change once you assign the label.
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