Guide to create label file
- Choose source image folder
- Choose folder to store label file
- Tick the textbox to auto replace all absolute path or relative path between source folder and label folder.
- Note: the label file name will be stored as source image folder.
Important shortcuts
<Arrow-Left>to go to previous image. It will go to last image if the cursor is at first image.<Arrow-Left>to go to next image. It will go to first image if the cursor is at last image<Enter>to save ground true text label<ESC>to exit the program
Bugs report and contribution
If you find any bugs or would like to improve the software, please create a pull request to the git repository. Contact me via: taquy.se@gmail.com
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