Getting Started
Project Management
Workplace
Storage
Security
Plan usage & Billing
Key Definitions
What we are talking about!
Project
A project is made of batches of data to be labeled using the same type of annotation (bounding box, polygon, segmentation...) and following the same instructions (guidelines).
Batch
A batch is a group of tasks. Dividing the project into multiple batches allows you to be organized and allocate teams of annotators to each batch.
Task
When you upload data, it creates a task. A task is a set of annotations and labels that belong to the same data. This is what your annotators will work on.
Team member
A team member is a contributor you invited either as an annotator/administrator or supervisor to contribute to your projects.
Team
A team is a group of members (annotators). You first need to add the members and then add them to a team before assigning them to a batch.
Project manager
A project manager is a contributor you give rights to. A project manager can have two different roles: administrator (can add, review, and view tasks) and supervisor (can view and review tasks).
Review
Once the data is annotated (task completed), you can review the annotation and modify it if needed. To review the task, you need to be a project manager.
Annotate
Annotate is the action of annotating/labeling an image using the interface. All members can annotate if they have been assigned to a team that has been assigned to a batch.
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