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-Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation. +Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our
From 10acc1c549e81c7eecf2ddff6bc2947a3cdbf778 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: sumn2u-Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our - +Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation .
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-Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation . +Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation.
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-Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation. +Annotate Lab is an open-source application designed for image annotation, comprising two main components: the client and the server. The client, a React application, is responsible for the user interface where users perform annotations. On the other hand, the server, a Flask application, manages persisting the annotated changes and generating masked and annotated images, along with configuration settings. More information can be found in our documentation.