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This option needs the user to draw rectangles determining the position in the image that is supposed to be evaluated. The rectangles ar eautomatically are automatically copied to the rest of the images. It is necessary to assign at least 2 different classes.
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With this method you can automatically create the required classes and annotate images without any additional input.
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Training
Look at the following annotations in one image.
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If the image corresponds to multiple classes, only the first one is taken into consideration. Processing may take a while.
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Classes
To assign a class to an object, click on that object and select a class. The minimum number of classes for training is 2. Not all objects need to have a class assigned. The number in brackets next to the class name indicates the number of objects in that class. Classes can also be selected by pressing a numeric key for faster annotations.
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To evaluate the accuracy of the trained model you can have a look at Confusion Matrix (TODO). The matrix shows the classification results on the testing data.
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