Use the Image Labeler app to interactively label ground truth data in a collection of images. You can label rectangular regions of interest (ROIs) for object detection, pixels for semantic segmentation, and scenes for image classification. The app also includes computer vision algorithms to automate the labeling of ground truth data for use with detection and tracking algorithms. It also provides an API and workflow that enables you to import your own algorithms to automate the labeling of ground truth data.
To get started labeling a collection of images, see Get Started with the Image Labeler.
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Choose an App to Label Ground Truth Data
Decide which app to use to label your ground truth data: the Image Labeler, Video Labeler, and Ground Truth Labeler.
Get Started with the Image Labeler
Interactively label rectangular ROIs for object detection, pixels for semantic segmentation, and scenes for image classification.
Keyboard Shortcuts and Mouse Actions for Image Labeler
Use keyboard shortcuts and mouse actions to increase productivity while using the Image Labeler app.
Label Pixels for Semantic Segmentation
Label pixels for semantic segmentation using Image Labeler, Video Labeler, or Ground Truth Labeler app.
Create Automation Algorithm for Labeling
Create a custom tracking algorithm to import into the Image Labeler, Video Labeler, or Ground Truth Labeler app.
View Summary of Ground Truth Labels
View a summary of label and scene definition labels in an Image Labeler, Video Labeler, or Ground Truth Labeler session.
Share and Store Labeled Ground Truth Data
Share and store labeled ground truth data that was exported from the Image Labeler, Video Labeler, or Ground Truth Labeler.
How Labeler Apps Store Exported Pixel Labels
Understand how the labeler apps store pixel label data
Training Data for Object Detection and Semantic Segmentation
Create training data for object detection or semantic segmentation using the Image Labeler, Video Labeler, or Ground Truth Labeler.