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    • What's next?
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    • Image Segmentation
      • Tool Introduction
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      • Base type - Video
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    • How to set up an image or a video classification task?
    • How to setup a Pose Tracking Project?
    • How to create jobs with pre-labeled data?
    • How to export annotation data in COCO format?
    • How to convert Playment segmentation mask to a grayscale mask
    • How to split a video into frames and create jobs in GT Studio
    • How to add classes after setting up the workflow
    • How to re-open a completed batch for making changes
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  • Annotator Performance
    • Video and Images
    • Segmentation
  • Annotation Specification
    • Classes
    • Attributes
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  1. Getting started

Set up Annotation Specification

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What is an annotation specification?

Annotation specification defines classes and attributes for the annotations, creating a clear and concise Annotation specification is crucial to building high-quality training data.

Add Classes

A class defines the name of an object to be labeled, e.g., car or pedestrian. To create a class, go to Annotation Specification and click on Add Class.

​If you want to learn more about all the classes features, you can have a look here:

Add Attributes

Use attributes if you want to label additional information for an annotation. For example, to identify occlusion (true or false) of a car or to determine the state (walking or standing) of a pedestrian. It is only available for video and image annotation. To add an attribute, click on Add Attribute.

​If you want to learn more about all the Attributes features, you can have a look here:

​ Tips: For segmentation projects, check checkbox if you need instance segmentation for a class.

Classes
Attributes
Instance aware