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  1. Image/Video Annotation

Rotated bounding boxes

Quick guide on how to annotate images with rotated bounding boxes on the Mindkosh platform.

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Last updated 8 months ago

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To create rotated bounding boxes

  1. Create a bounding box like you normally would.

  2. Click and hold the rotation point (Located inside the bounding box), and move it to rotate the bounding box

  3. Hold shift while moving the mouse to snap to 5° increments.

Exporting rotated bounding boxes

Currently, exporting rotated bounding boxes is only supported in the CVAT format. All other formats will ignore the rotation and simply include the original non-rotated bounding box co-ordinates.

Support for other formats is being added and will be available soon.

To rate a bounding box use the rotate point inside the box (White with black outline)