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include meta data in tasks #6786
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Hello, Yes, that is one of the ways to do it. Its just depends on if you want easier accessiltibility to the metadata. If there are quite a bit of meta data fields, you can also trying nested approach. Something like this:
It sort of groups the related categories together and filter should still work. Thank you,
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Thanks, I will try |
Great, please let us know how that goes. Thank you,
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I wonder if labelstudio can work with Booleans?
The "True" in the metadata appears as string in labelstudio with no option to switch to Boolean. In order to properly filter, I changed the data to a number int.
With this, I can set the datatype to "int" in Labelstudio and filter properly. But this is a bit painful, as later in my workflow, when exporting the annotations, I have to convert the int in So, does Labelstudio somehow allow to import Boolean? |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Actually this is not a feature request, I just want your opinion on this workflow:
I have a lot of metadata I want to include in the json tasks, so that I can filter these tasks later in LabelStudio.
Describe the solution you'd like
I figured out that meta data can be included in a task like this:
After importing to LS, the meta data appears like this:
Also, the meta data is later saved in the annotation which is synced to a cloud storage, which I need.
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So, is this task setup of the "correct"? Is there any other, better way to do this?
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In order to keep filtering in labelstudio performant, should I rather work with one-hot encoding:
or stick to strings:
What is your experience? With one-hot encoding I might end up with 100+ additional columns. Would this be a problem for the Backend DB or Labelstudio itself?
Thanks!
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