Git hash commit ( git log -1): commit 3775bc2 (HEAD -> develop, origin/develop, origin/HEAD)Īuthor: Kirill Lakhov Mon Jan 30 22:44:51 2023 +0300ĭocker version docker version (e.g. Trying to upload annotations Your Environment ': Failed to import item ('frame_000400', 'train'): Can't find image info for '/home/django/data/tasks/5/tmp/tmpe1xra07m/test_me/obj_train_data/frame_000400.PNG' '. Current BehaviourĬurrently we are receiving the pop up error:Ĭould not upload annotation for the task 5Įrror: Request failed with status code 500. To add the text, we have to indicate that we are using annotate() for adding text, and we do this by ensuring that the first input is the word text. As the only action that was done was open the folder, and re-zip. We expect the behavior to be identical to using the original zip file.

Attempt to upload annotations for the task.Download the provided zip file - do not include images. In this guide, Ill show you some of the ways in which you can annotate your plots.Upload a video to a task and label soemthing on frame 100.then use terminal (macos) to zip, via 'zip -r' the opened folder and then attempt to upload this zip file, I am provided with an error. When using the original (untouched) zip file that is provided by the CVAT export, I am able to upload it directly and create annotations from that zip file. We recommend you read our Getting Started guide for the latest installation or upgrade instructions, then move. New to Plotly Plotly is a free and open-source graphing library for R. Please see Error Popup below.įor the purposes of this test, I only have annotations on frame 400. Text and Annotations in ggplot2 Adding annotations in ggplot2 with Plotly. For legends, I can specify legend.justificationc(1,0), legend.positionc(1,0) to locate the position relative to the plotting region (e.g. However - for a nice plot I often finds it worthwhile to annotate manually. Trying to upload annotations to a job but failing due to 'not finding image'. In my plot I have both legends and text annotations. Using ggplot2 I normally use geomtext and something like positionjitter to annotate my plots.

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