This article applies to these versions of LandingLens:
LandingLens
LandingLens on Snowflake
After you’ve uploaded images to LandingLens, you can label them. Labeling images is an important step of the model creation process. The labels you provide on images are called ground truth. When your model trains, it learns to detect objects of interest by referring to the ground truth, so it’s important that your labels are accurate and consistent.For more information on labeling images using specific labeling tools, refer to the relevant article based on your project type:
You cannot undo removing labels. However, you can create a snapshot of your data as a backup, and then remove labels. If you later decide you want the labels, you can restore the snapshot.
Let’s say you recently added new classes to your project and need to rework the labels on your images. You can quickly remove all labels from an image. To do this:
Click an image to open it.
Click the Remove All Labels icon.
A pop-up window displays. Click Remove All Labels in this window to confirm the deletion of the labels. LandingLens automatically removes all labels from the image.
Let’s say you accidentally labeled an image, but there are no objects to detect in that image. You can quickly remove those labels and mark the image as No Class. To do this:
Click an image to open it.
Click the No Class button.
A pop-up window displays. Click Remove All Labels and Mark as No Class to confirm the action. LandingLens automatically removes all labels in that image and marks it as No Class.