YOLO export doesn't include label file

[lawrencehook]

Great tool, thanks for making it!

I'd like to save my annotations by exporting then importing again later. However the YOLO zip export doesn't include a labels.txt file which is required when importing annotations.

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[Devaryalakhanpal]

You can export the .csv file and write a code which reads the label_names column unique names to get a label.txt file

[iDeaLMine]

/make-sense/src/logic/export/RectLabelsExporter.ts you can change this method like this: public static wrapRectLabelIntoYOLO(labelRect: LabelRect, labelNames: LabelName[], imageSize: ISize): string { const snapAndFix = (value: number) => NumberUtil.snapValueToRange(value,0, 1).toFixed(6) const labelName = findLast(labelNames, { id: labelRect.labelId }).name; const classIdx: string = findIndex(labelNames, {id: labelRect.labelId}).toString() ... .... return [classIdx, ...processedBBox].join(' ') } then you can return [labelName, ...processedBBox].join(' ')

when you use labels ,need convert labelName to classId