Magic Segment
Guide on using Mindkosh's semi-automatic semantic segmentation tool to quickly label images for segmentation.
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Guide on using Mindkosh's semi-automatic semantic segmentation tool to quickly label images for segmentation.
Last updated
The magic segment tool is our automatic segmentation tool to let you draw object boundaries with a few clicks. To use magic segment, make sure you choose Polygon as one of the annotation tools during task creation.
To use the Magic Segment tool, you need credits. As a free users, you get 50 credits when you sign up. You consume a credit when you create an object boundary. To see the current status of your credits, click on the right arrow in the Segmentation section in the left sidebar. Note that a credit is only consumed if you accept the boundary predicted by the tool. If you wish to buy more credits, please get in touch with us at support@mindkosh.com
To start creating object boundaries, click on the magic wand icon in the Segmentation section in the left sidebar. Once in this mode, you need to provide positive as well as negative points to the tool in order to create a good object boundary.
To provide a positive example (a point that lies inside the object), use the Left mouse button to click anywhere within the target object. This point will be displayed in green. If the returned boundary is missing some parts of the object, provide another positive point to the tool by clicking anywhere within the left out area.
Processing each positive/negative point takes a few seconds. If you see a loading animation on the Magic wand icon, it means we are processing the request.
If the returned boundary includes other objects (parts of image that are not part of the target object), you can provide the tool with a negative example. Use the Right mouse button to click anywhere within the extra area to do this. These points will be displayed in red.
To complete the mask, click on the Complete button at the top of the image. In most cases boundaries can be drawn within 4-5 clicks. Here is a video showcasing the Magic Segment tool in action.
