Manual review is a quality
control interface where you can see all annotations made in a project in
one place. You can also filter using one of our many different filters
to only see specific annotations. In comparison with how manual quality
control is done normally, with people looking through images from top
left to bottom right, manual review can save you a lot of time while
allowing you to find data issues much easier.
The Manual review interface contains of two major parts, a control
and filter part at the top of the page, and an annotation part beneath
it. You can use manual review by first filtering for the results you
want to see, and then scroll through the list of annotations that match
your filter queries. As you scroll, more and more annotations will load
until no more annotations match your queries.
This controller allows you to set the shown opacity of all
annotations. By adjusting it up you will make annotations more visible,
and if you adjust it down, they will be less visible.
The dataset filter lets you filter results based on datasets. To learn more about datasets, you can go here
The class filter allows you to filter based on label class.
During the data annotation process, it might be crucial to link the
annotations to a particular user that created them. So, in the Manual
Review feature, Hasty has two filters that allow you to filter labels
based on users:
- The Last labeled by filter lets you filter results to find annotations that were last edited by one user;
- The Created by filter lets you filter results to find annotations that were created by one user.
The image status filter allows you to filter annotations based on the status of their corresponding image.
Image search lets you search for a file name. When doing so, you will
only see annotations exist on images with the file name you searched
for.