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If all images in your project are saved in a single folder, set the default path to the location of this folder. The VIA application will load images from this folder by default. Note: a default path of "./" indicates that the folder containing via.html application file also contains the images in this project. For example: /datasets/VOC2012/JPEGImages/ or C:\Documents\data\ (note the trailing / and \)
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    When a single region is selected, the on-image annotation editor is gets activated which the user to update annotations of this region. By default, this on-image annotation editor is placed near the selected region.
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    A temporary fix is to use browser's file selector to manually locate and add this file. We do not recommend this approach because it requires you to repeat this process every time your load this project in the VIA application.

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    • To start annotation, select images (or, add images from URL or absolute path) and draw regions
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    • Use attribute editor to define attributes (e.g. name) and annotation editor to describe each region (e.g. cat) using these attributes.
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    • Remember to save your project before closing this application so that you can load it later to continue annotation.
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    • For help, see the Getting Started page and pre-loaded demo: image annotation and face annotation.
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    A more detailed user guide (with screenshots and descriptions) is available here.

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    1. Load Images: The first step is to load all the images that you wish to annotate. There are multiple ways to add images to a VIA project. Choose the method that suits your use case. +
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    VGG Image Annotator (VIA) is an image annotation tool that can be used to define regions in an image and create textual descriptions of those regions. VIA is an open source project developed at the Visual Geometry Group and released under the BSD-2 clause license.

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    • based solely on HTML, CSS and Javascript (no external javascript libraries)
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    • can be used off-line (full application in a single html file of size < 400KB)
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    • requires nothing more than a modern web browser (tested on Firefox, Chrome and Safari)
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    • supported region shapes: rectangle, circle, ellipse, polygon, point and polyline
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    For more details, visit http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~vgg/software/via/.

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    Copyright © 2016-2021, Abhishek Dutta,Visual Geometry Group, Oxford University and VIA Contributors.

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