Closed shubhamjante closed 2 years ago
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Hi, I'm trying to build ObjectDetector model using customvision.ai. As we know web UI does not provide any option to zoom in or out functionality. I'm dealing with large-sized images and need to zoom in to annotate the objects properly. So instead of web UI now I'm using LabelImg tool to annotate the images and Azure python SDK to tag and upload images on customvision.ai.
I'm aware that the custom vision needs coordinates in normalized format and LabelImg provides those coordinates I believe. If you go through the below dict you will notice few images have a single object and a few might have multiple objects. I'm interpreting below coordinates as x, y, w, h. {'1-A223': [ [0.088942, 0.126316, 0.168269, 0.168421], [0.592147, 0.131579, 0.254808, 0.178947], [0.774038, 0.136842, 0.073718, 0.168421], [0.865385, 0.131579, 0.073718, 0.178947], [0.956731, 0.136842, 0.073718, 0.189474], [0.228365, 0.489474, 0.075321, 0.852632], [0.31891, 0.468421, 0.076923, 0.852632], [0.409455, 0.263158, 0.075321, 0.442105] ], '1-A312': [ [0.495033, 0.47191, 0.963576, 0.876404] ], '2-A223A': [ [0.091346, 0.457143, 0.173077, 0.857143], [0.295673, 0.457143, 0.171474, 0.8], [0.498397, 0.442857, 0.173077, 0.771429], [0.701923, 0.471429, 0.169872, 0.771429], [0.907853, 0.5, 0.171474, 0.828571] ], '2-A223B': [ [0.233974, 0.465909, 0.464744, 0.840909], [0.746795, 0.488636, 0.490385, 0.886364] ] }
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For the above coordinates, it's showing ErrorInvalidRegion. I'm not sure if is it because of the SDK issue or if something is wrong with the coordinates. I used the above coordinates to draw a rectangle on it I multiplied w with the actual width of the image and h with the actual height of the image.
Sample Code to draw a rectangle on image
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