I would like to request a new feature that would greatly improve the annotation experience for users: the ability to show detection confidence on the annotation page and filter annotations by a confidence threshold.
Currently, after using automatic annotation, it can be time-consuming to manually check and fine-tune every single annotation. However, if we could quickly browse through annotations where the network wasn't very confident, we could save a lot of time and effort.
I believe that most detector networks already return a confidence score in the serverless functions, and this score is not being used anywhere in the code right now. By displaying this confidence score on the annotation page, users would be able to easily identify annotations that may need further manual review.
In addition, allowing users to filter annotations by a confidence threshold would make the annotation process even more efficient. For example, users could choose to only view annotations with a confidence score above a certain threshold, which would help them focus on the most reliable detections.
Overall, I think this feature would be a valuable addition to CVAT and would greatly improve the annotation workflow for users. Thank you for considering this request.
@saifkhichi96 , thank you for the feedback. The feature request is very reasonable. We will add the functionality in the future. If you can help us and contribute, it will be awesome.
I would like to request a new feature that would greatly improve the annotation experience for users: the ability to show detection confidence on the annotation page and filter annotations by a confidence threshold.
Currently, after using automatic annotation, it can be time-consuming to manually check and fine-tune every single annotation. However, if we could quickly browse through annotations where the network wasn't very confident, we could save a lot of time and effort.
I believe that most detector networks already return a confidence score in the serverless functions, and this score is not being used anywhere in the code right now. By displaying this confidence score on the annotation page, users would be able to easily identify annotations that may need further manual review.
In addition, allowing users to filter annotations by a confidence threshold would make the annotation process even more efficient. For example, users could choose to only view annotations with a confidence score above a certain threshold, which would help them focus on the most reliable detections.
Overall, I think this feature would be a valuable addition to CVAT and would greatly improve the annotation workflow for users. Thank you for considering this request.