Subul Data Annotation

Subul Data Annotation

Video Annotation

Elevate your videos with precision annotations. From frame accuracy to object tracking, we empower your AI models for optimal performance.

Defining Video Annotation

Video annotation involves diverse methods, including frame extraction, event detection, and object tracking. Modern tools utilize features like interpolation for efficient annotation without the need for frame-by-frame labeling.

Where is Video Annotation Commonly Applied?

Medical: Monitor organs in ultrasound videos for detailed medical analysis.

Geospatial: Analyze drone footage for spatial insights and environmental monitoring.

Automotive: Conduct traffic monitoring at junctions for the detection of violations.

Industrial: Track and sort products on a conveyor belt for efficient manufacturing.

Agriculture: Monitor the ripeness of fruits in an orchard over time for precision harvesting.

Retail: Detect shoplifting activities in malls for enhanced security measures.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages:

  1. Shape Versatility:

    • Video annotation supports diverse shapes (bounding boxes, polygons, keypoints), providing flexibility in representing different objects.
  2. Dynamic Attribute Assignment:

    • Labelers can add static or dynamic attributes to annotations, capturing both constant and changing properties for comprehensive labeling.

Disadvantages:

  1. Time-Consuming Process:

    • Video annotation, even with interpolation and smart tracking, can be time-intensive, requiring meticulous attention to detail.
  2. Data-Heavy Video Complexity:

    • Videos often contain extensive data, demanding annotation platforms with robust processing capabilities to handle the inherent complexity efficiently.
 

Video Annotation Guidelines

  1. Linear Interpolation for Consistency:

    • Use linear interpolation for objects with constant speed and straight trajectories. Annotate the first and last frames; some tools offer AI-powered tracking with only the first frame annotation.
  2. Verify Interpolation Support:

    • Check tool capabilities for interpolation, as some support only bounding boxes, while premium tools extend support to polygons and keypoints.
  3. Explore Cross-Camera Tracking:

    • For advanced annotation, explore cross-camera tracking. Platforms with synchronized footage from different cameras require annotators to know camera spatial positioning.

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How Subul Data Annotation Works For You

Personalized and Fully Managed

Get a dedicated project manager to handle everything from guidelines to quality control, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.

Multilayer Quality Control

Experience the assurance of multi-tiered QC processes, including peer review and expert checks, guaranteeing a minimum accuracy of 98%.

Diverse and Scalable Workforce

Access a diverse team of industry experts, assembled within 72 hours, tailored to fit your project's specific needs and scale.

Unbiased and Compliant

Rely on our rigorously trained workforce for unbiased data, perfectly aligned with international privacy and AI standards.

Express Delivery

Benefit from our dynamic workforce, capable of rapidly scaling up to meet tight deadlines and ensure swift project delivery.

Direct Social Impact

Make a difference with every project; our entire workforce comes from refugee and disadvantaged backgrounds, contributing to social goals.

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Frequently asked questions

When is linear interpolation recommended for video annotation?

Linear interpolation is recommended for objects with constant speed and straight trajectories, requiring annotation on the first and last frames.

Can AI-powered object tracking replace manual annotation for the entire video?

Some tools offer AI-powered tracking with annotation only needed on the first frame, though manual annotation may still be necessary in certain scenarios.

Do all annotation tools support interpolation for shapes beyond bounding boxes?

No, not all tools do. Premium tools often provide support for more complex shapes like polygons and keypoints.

What is cross-camera tracking in video annotation, and how is it achieved?

Cross-camera tracking allows annotators to follow an object across different cameras. Achieving this requires synchronized footage and information about camera positioning.

re there limitations to video annotation interpolation, especially with complex shapes?

Yes, many tools support interpolation for bounding boxes, but limitations may exist with more complex shapes. Premium tools typically offer broader support.

How does the choice of annotation tool impact video annotation efficiency?

The choice of tool influences efficiency. Advanced tools with features like interpolation and AI-powered tracking streamline the process, reducing the manual effort for frame-by-frame annotation.