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In the project overview, add a column type to see the number of labels in annotations and predictions #5881

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lastant opened this issue May 14, 2024 · 5 comments

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lastant commented May 14, 2024

So far there are only columns 'Annotations' and 'Predictions', which actually mean 'revisions' it seems, but there's no way to see the actual number of labels, annotated and predicted. It would be useful if one expects a certain number of labels and could easily identify if labels are missing or too many.

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makseq commented May 23, 2024

  1. You can update your LS to the latest version from the github develop branch,
  2. run LS with experimental feature EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURES=1 label-studio (or add this variable to your environment variables),
  3. and then use the action "Cache Labels" in the Data manager: feat: RND-70: Add experimental action to cache labels and search over cached data field #5909

However, you have to run this action from time to time to invalidate the cache. Also note that opensource LS version doesn't have background workers and this operation might take long time if your dataset is huge.

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You will see a new data column with labels and their counters.

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lastant commented May 23, 2024

Thank you! But is there a way to see the total number of labels?

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makseq commented May 23, 2024

@lastant you mean for all tasks? If yes, it's an LS Enterprise feature (see regions created):
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lastant commented May 28, 2024

I mean showing the total number of labels in each task. Next to ID 2752 it would say 3. Next to 2753 - 1 ... Next to 427402 - 20

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makseq commented May 29, 2024

Cache Labels will show it.

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