I think the annotation tools currently on the market are either slow in performance, force you to store data on the service provider’s servers, or are too limited in functionality. If there were an annotation tool with the following features:
1. It allows you to store data locally or on a local server;
2. It supports 100,000+ data throughput with second-level response;
3. It allows you to use your own models or open-source models for data pre-annotation and training;
4. It has a similarity algorithm that helps detect potentially duplicate data in the dataset;
5. It supports traditional image tasks (keypoint, bbox, seg, classification) as well as ReID; and in future versions, it will also cover text, 3D annotation, video, and audio;
6. It has a specially developed evidence chain feature for ReID that can recursively identify broken labels or overlapping trajectory targets in ReID datasets.
Would people like a product like this?
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