﹍Overview of use-cases﹍
1.【 highlighted #36b37e 】When exporting images for a single species with no IDs (e.g., Badger_Honey), all images are placed into the "All Exported Images" folder. Since there are no available IDs, they get exported into a subfolder called "Unidentified."【 end highlighted 】
【 highlighted #ff5630 】When exporting images for multiple species (e.g., Badger_Honey and Leopard_African) where we only have IDs for a single species, IDS exports the Leopard_African images with subfolders named according to their Leopard IDs. However, for Badger_Honey, it incorrectly exports the images into subfolders named after the Leopard IDs. Ideally, it should behave as it does when Badger_Honey is exported as a single species, placing these images in the "Unidentified" subfolder.【 end highlighted 】
﹍Task﹍
When exporting images for multiple species (i.e Badger_Honey and Leopard_African) where we only have ID’s for leopards. IDS will incorrectly export all images for Badger_Honey (no ID’s), into subfolders that are named after Leopard ID’s.
It should place all Unidentified species images into two folders:
”All Exported Images””Unidentified”
﹍Overview of use-cases﹍ 1.【 highlighted #36b37e 】When exporting images for a single species with no IDs (e.g., Badger_Honey), all images are placed into the "All Exported Images" folder. Since there are no available IDs, they get exported into a subfolder called "Unidentified."【 end highlighted 】
﹍Task﹍ When exporting images for multiple species (i.e Badger_Honey and Leopard_African) where we only have ID’s for leopards. IDS will incorrectly export all images for Badger_Honey (no ID’s), into subfolders that are named after Leopard ID’s.
It should place all Unidentified species images into two folders: ”All Exported Images” ”Unidentified”
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