I have been using the Hunger game for categories. This works very good, either I can identify the product by image or by the text on the image. I do this for the main category, for instance hazelnuts.
However this categorie knows several subcategories that can be assigned at the same time. These subcategories can be assigned at the same time. For instance shelled hazelnuts, salted hazelnuts, blanched hazelnuts, whole hazelnuts, roasted hazelnuts can be separate.
All these categories have a negative version: unshelled hazelnuts, unsalted hazelnuts, non-blanched hazelnuts, ground hazelnuts and non-roasted hazelnuts .
How could I work through the existing hazelnut images for a subcategory and assign the positive and negative versions. Also when there are no images in the Hunger game left, so that I am sure we did all products for a subcategory.
Proposed solution
Some times a No can imply the negative category, i.e. unshelled hazelnuts when working on shelled hazelnuts
Problem
I have been using the Hunger game for categories. This works very good, either I can identify the product by image or by the text on the image. I do this for the main category, for instance hazelnuts.
However this categorie knows several subcategories that can be assigned at the same time. These subcategories can be assigned at the same time. For instance shelled hazelnuts, salted hazelnuts, blanched hazelnuts, whole hazelnuts, roasted hazelnuts can be separate.
All these categories have a negative version: unshelled hazelnuts, unsalted hazelnuts, non-blanched hazelnuts, ground hazelnuts and non-roasted hazelnuts .
How could I work through the existing hazelnut images for a subcategory and assign the positive and negative versions. Also when there are no images in the Hunger game left, so that I am sure we did all products for a subcategory.
Proposed solution
Some times a No can imply the negative category, i.e. unshelled hazelnuts when working on shelled hazelnuts