Showing posts with label computer vision. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer vision. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

What's hard about data labeling?

Hard part in data labeling is the quality of data required. You need very good experience in various annotation tools to deliver the pixel perfect labeling.

And second part is the volume. Most of the data labeling requires quick data labeling in large scale or large volume.

and third difficult part is that most of the AI and ML companies want there data labeling done in intervals or you may say some time they have big volumes of data and some time they have nothing.



To overcome all the data labeling challenge it is always better to outsource it to a data labeling company like, PBS data labeling services - One of the global leader in data labeling and annotation services.

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What is machine learning?

Machine learning is the way Computer and Software are trained using data which makes Computer Vision model smarter and intelligent.

Machines are much faster at processing and storing knowledge compared to humans. But how can one leverage their speed to create intelligent machines? The answer to this question – make them feed on relevant data. This is also referred to as Training data.

Machine learning models are not too different from a human child. When a child observes a new object, say for example a dog and receives constant feedback from its environment, the child is able to learn this new piece of knowledge.

Machine learning technology centered on deep learning has attracted attention. Machine Learning companies have inculcated deep learning processes that requires the algorithm to identify and learn from the images fed as raw data.




PBS data labeling services - A data labeling company is helping various Machine Learning companies with labeled data

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How do I label data for machine learning?

Everything depends on the kind of use case you have. When you’re building your own labeled training data sets in large scale, it’s helpful to familiarize yourself with the right image annotation tool and its usage.

Here are ways to label data:

Bounding Box Annotation

As it sounds like, labeler is asked to draw a box over the objects of interest based on the requirements of the data scientist. Object classification and localization models can be trained using bounding boxes.

Polygonal Segmentation

The Polygonal segmentation masks are mainly used to annotate objects with irregular shapes. Unlike boxes, which can capture a lot of unnecessary objects around the target, leading to confuse training your computer vision models, polygons are more precise when it comes to localization.

Line Annotation

The Line Annotation(a.k.a Lane Annotation), as it sounds like its used to draw lanes to train vehicle perception models for lane detection. Unlike bounding box, it avoids a lot of white space and additional noises.

Landmark Annotation

The Dot annotation (a.k.a Landmark annotation) is used to detect shape variations and count minute objects.

3D Cuboids

The 3D cuboids are used to calculate the depth/distance of the vehicle and furnitures.

Semantic Segmentation

The Semantic Segmentation(or) Pixel-level labeling is used to label each and every pixel in the image. Unlike polygonal segmentation devised specifically to detect a defined object(s) of interest, full semantic segmentation provides a complete understanding of every pixel of the scene in the image.

If you have any of the above data labeling requirements, you can get on touch with PBS data labeling Services - A data labeling and image Annotation Company



www.pbsdatalabelingservices.co

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How does machine learning work?

Machine learning works by Building ‘smart algorithms’ and present the computer with ‘enough’ real-world examples of the environment (training data), so that when the computer sees ‘similar data’, it knows what to do.
In order to stay at the top, machine learning models need to be trained on representative datasets that include all the needed all possible circumstances and possibilities
Some examples:
  • Traffic cameras that automatically detect lane violations.
  • Fitness applications that automatically log your calorie count from pictures of the food you eat. You don’t have to input the amount and type of food anymore.
  • Security cameras that annotate the root cause of motion sensor triggers (e.g. whether it was an animal, human, falling leaves, a car driving by, etc.) and react accordingly. It also helps decrease the frequency of false alarms.
For these Computer Vision models to work in real world with best accuracy, curated (labeled) data sets are used by ML experts to train algorithms by adjusting parameters, in order to make accurate predictions for incoming data.




Monday, July 27, 2020

What is the role of image annotators in machine learning?

Large Annotation data are Extensively used to train autonomous driving perception models for pedestrians, traffic signs, lane obstacles, etc. For ex: Bounding boxes can be used to annotate various fashion accessories and this is used to train visual search machine learning models.

Annotation is a tedious and time-consuming work, it needs highly experienced & professional work-space to create large volumes of annotated data like pictures or images that can be used to train machines and make them functional for AI-based models.

Collecting labelled data is the key to develop good ML solutions.

Image Annotators perform various annotation/labeling task for machine learning.

Some task includes:

Bounding box,

Cuboids

Polygons

Polylines

Landmarks

Semantic Segmentation.

Various Classifications.

For more information get in touch

with PBS data labeling Services

www.pbsdatalabelingservices.co

Why do we annotate images?

  For a computer to understand images, the training data needs to be labeled and presented in a language that the computer would eventually ...