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Project Summary
You can access a project-specific report by clicking the three dots on the card of the project you want to see the summary of, and then click "Project Summary".
This report is there to give you an overview of your project and its progress. It should be of interest for project managers that want to quickly assess what's going on with the project and how much is left to do. It could also be of interest for data scientists as you in this report quickly can understand the distribution of annotations across classes.
Metrics in summary
- Project created: The date when this project was created
- Users: The number of current users for this project
- Number of images: The total number of images in the project across all datasets
- Number of images marked as Done / In progress / Skipped / To review: The total number of images set to a specific image status
- Number of label classes: The total amount of label classes across datasets
- Number of labels created: The total amount of labels/annotations created throughout the project
- Average time spent per image: The average time that a user has spent on an image before setting it to "Done" or "To review"
Dataset class distribution
At the bottom of the page, you can see our class distribution data table. Here you can see how many annotations have been labelled with a specific class. For example, in the screenshot above, we can see that there are 360 annotations of "Apricot jellies" while there are 0 annotations of "Dumle".
As mentioned earlier, this can be important information for data scientists to know before they export a project, as they can use it to understand data distribution. In this case, if we wanted to train a model that can detect all types of candies including "Dumle", we would need to add more annotations for that class before exporting.
Can’t find what you are looking for in our documentation? Get in contact with me, Herbert Janssen, community manager here at Hasty by emailing [email protected] if you have any questions or need help.
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