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- Bounding Box
Bounding Box
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by Alex Cota
You can use the Bounding box tool to label your images with 2D box annotations. To learn how to apply this tool to videos, see Multi-frame bounding box.
Import image data
To learn how to import your images directly, see Direct upload. To learn how to import your images URLs via JSON, see Import via JSON. To learn how to attach metadata to your imported images, see Asset metadata via JSON.
To learn how to import programmatically, see Bulk add data rows.
Set up Bounding box
- Create a project.
- Select "Editor" as the label editor.
- Click "Add Object".
- Select "Bounding Box" as your labeling tool.
- [OPTIONAL] Configure nested classifications.
- Click "Confirm".
- Click "Complete setup".
To see a sample script for setting up your project’s ontology programmatically, see Project setup script.
Create instances
From the Editor, you can create instances of your Object classes in your ontology. For example, if there are 5 birds in an image and you would like to assign the "Bird" class to all 5 birds, you can create multiple instances of "Bird".
To create multiple instances of the same object:
- Select a class and draw the object.
- Select the same object class again.
- Draw the next instance of the object.
Label format
To learn how to export your annotations, see How to export labels. To see a sample export for Bounding boxes see Label export formats.