Annotation of images and videos depends on your Ontology. Our Ontology E2E Fruit Ontology has the following label types:
  • Bounding boxes
  • Polygons
  • Bitmasks
  • Classifications
In this section, you’ll see the following Collaborators:
  • Annotators labeling data
  • Reviewers reviewing labels created by Annotators
  • Team Manager managing the Annotators and Reviewers
  • Project Admin managing the Project and exporting labels
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Prepare to Label

The Team Manager or Project Admin can prioritize certain data to be labeled and reviewed first. Let’s prioritize the blueberries, cherries, and apples to be labeled first by setting the priority for those files to 75.Access ProjectAccess ProjectSet Priority to 75Set Priority
Annotators can configure the Annotate Label Editor so they can more effectively and efficiently label data.Prepare to label
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Use SAM 2 to Label Data

The Team Manager or Project Admin can monitor the performance and progress of the annotation team.Monitor Annotator Performance
Annotators use SAM 2 to annotate fruit in the Dataset using object labels. Classifications are manually annotated. We’ll focus on blueberries, cherries, apples and whether the fruit is ripe.
Use hotkeys to speed up your annotation process.
Bounding BoxesWe’ll use SAM 2 bounding boxes to label cherries.ImagesUse SAM 2 to label cherry on images with bounding boxesVideosUse SAM 2 to label cherry on videos with bounding boxesPolygonsWe’ll use SAM 2 polygons to label blueberries.ImagesUse SAM 2 to label blueberry on images with polygonsVideosUse SAM 2 to label blueberry on videos with polygonsBitmasksWe’ll use SAM 2 to label apples using bitmasks.ImagesUse SAM 2 bitmasks to label apples on imagesVideosUse SAM 2 bitmasks to label apples on videosClassificationsWe’ll label using the Ripe? classification.ImagesManually label Ripe? on imagesVideosManually label Ripe? on videos
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Review Labels

The Team Manager or Project Admin can monitor the performance and progress of the review team.Monitor reviewers
Reviewers review object labels and classifications. We’ll focus on blueberries, cherries, apples (object labels) and whether the fruit is ripe (classifications).
You can approve labels/classifications on a task one at a time (from the left panel) or all at once (using the Approval all button).
When there is an issue with labels/classifications, Reviewers can:
  • Reject the task and add a comment about why a task was rejected. Rejected tasks go back to the person who added the labels/classifications.
  • Edit labels directly using the Edit labels button and then approve the task.
Bounding BoxesImagesReview SAM 2 bounding box labels on imagesVideosReview SAM 2 bounding box labels on videosPolygonsImagesReview SAM 2 polygon labels on imagesVideosReview SAM 2 polygon labels on videosBitmasksImagesReview SAM 2 bitmask labels on imagesVideosReview SAM 2 bitmask labels on videosClassificationsImagesReview manual classifications on imagesVideosReview manual classifications on videos
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Export Labels

Only Project Admins can export labels from Encord.
Export the labels from the Project Labels page.Export labels