Any plans to support image annotation (something similar to what CVAT does)?
Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
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#52Re: Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
#53Congrats. Do you guys use AllenNLP, by any chance?
We've looked into it! So far we've chosen to integrate with spaCy. Can I ask what you like about AllenNLP?
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#54Re: Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
#55In the spreadsheet view, do users need to upload labels as a text file to then assign them to items? I work with Quill.org, a nonprofit edtech tool that helps students improve their writing skills, and we do a lot of labeling work now where we may need to assign say one of 20 labels to 1,000 responses at a time. I uploaded some sample data, but didn't understand how I could quickly assign labels to my content. Please…
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#56It doesn't include a ML assistant though.
We have built a semi-automated annotation tool for our internal use too. ML models help classify documents and extract named entities by making suggestions. Sometimes I'm thinking of spinning it off as a standalone product but not sure how big the market would be.
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#57Congratulations for the launch!
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#58It resembles an open source annotation tool that has existed for years. https://brat.nlplab.org/ It doesn't include a ML assistant though. We have built a semi-automated annotation tool for our internal use too. ML models help classify documents and extract named entities by making suggestions. Sometimes I'm thinking of spinning it off as a standalone product but not sure how big the market would be.
Re: Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
#59It resembles an open source annotation tool that has existed for years. https://brat.nlplab.org/ It doesn't include a ML assistant though. We have built a semi-automated annotation tool for our internal use too. ML models help classify documents and extract named entities by making suggestions. Sometimes I'm thinking of spinning it off as a standalone product but not sure how big the market would be.
I think the semi-automated annotation tool is quite the same with prodigy
Re: Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
#60It resembles an open source annotation tool that has existed for years. https://brat.nlplab.org/ It doesn't include a ML assistant though. We have built a semi-automated annotation tool for our internal use too. ML models help classify documents and extract named entities by making suggestions. Sometimes I'm thinking of spinning it off as a standalone product but not sure how big the market would be.