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Embrapa Wine Grape Instance Segmentation Dataset - Embrapa WGISD
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porting to COCO format #7

Closed andreaceruti closed 2 years ago

andreaceruti commented 2 years ago

I have done a Python script that takes .npz mask files and produces a json file as the COCO standard, this was useful to me since I was trying to upload polygon annotations in a visualization program for annotations that requires more standard formats.

Before creating a repo on github with just my script and the json file I would like to know how should I behave for licenses etc.? How I should fill these json objects following COCO format?

"info": { "description": "", "url": "", "version": "", "year": x, "contributor": "", "date_created": "" }, licenses": [ { "url": "", "id": 1, "name": "" } }

thsant commented 2 years ago

@andreaceruti , would you like to contribute your code and COCO-like annotations for the masks to WGISD official repo (this repo)?

If you like to create an independent repo, the license (CC BY-NC 4.0) protect you, you just need to give the attribution (ie, inform a link to the original WGISD for reference).

I also not sure about how to fill the COCO format.

andreaceruti commented 2 years ago

@thsant I have created the repo on my profile, I hope It is ok with licenses.

Then if you want to upload the JSON file for COCO-like annotations to the official wgisd repo feel free to do that. You can download the json file directly from my repo or tell me what way do you prefer.