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Workflow of Housing Passports on Dominica #9
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@srmsoumya, we did the sample annotation, in total we have reviewed 850 images, and we have annotated in 158. The low number of labeled images is mainly due to images collected on roads where there are no buildings, or buildings whose bases are not seen. The CVAT task links to review for the WB team are:
Here are some notes from the images and labeling of the sample subset:
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Thanks for the detailed notes @piligab
Yes, it is okay to label buildings that are tilted, they will be useful for model-training. Also, this is something we will see in future data collection as well, so the model should understand this concept.
Ah okay, we did share this feedback with the WB team after looking at the first sample of data collection. They made some adjustments to the camera to reduce the space occupied by the car top. |
thanks all for the detailed notes. The car roof issues were noted early on, and despite much readjustment, this was the best we could do with the basic rig. We are looking at getting a extender for the camera mount, in the hope that this would remove the roof from further images. Question on the tilting. Was this to do with how the 360 images were split, or, something to do with the capture angle of the camera? Would like to know for future image capture teams, Note on the low number of buildings per images searched. As our camera was essentially "piggybacking" on an existing survey focused on road surface condition - we had to take what road stretches we could get - many of which were rural in nature. When we return to take more images, we plan to focus on more "built-up areas" |
It is something to do with the capture angle of the camera, because we have reviewed the original image, and we can see in the original image that the buildings are tilting, so after the split, the building is also tilted, as we can see in the examples below 馃憞.
If we get a percentage with this information --> cc. @nualacowan |
Thank you @piligab @nualacowan the tilt in the images may be due to the inclination of the road.
Having only 5k images may not be sufficient for training the model, as we need to further split them into train, test, and validation sets.
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@srmsoumya, @nualacowan 馃憢. We have already finished with the annotation 馃殌. The deliverables are available on s3 --> We have annotated in total 9,186 images for building properties and 800 for building parts (we know that in this phase building parts are not a priority, but we made this annotation before it was stated that in this phase we would only focus on building properties). Here are the stats in detail 馃憞: Building properties
Stats per class
Building parts
Stats per class
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@developmentseed/data-team is going to annotate the building properties and building parts 馃殌.
The specific classes and subclasses are 馃憞:
Building properties
- incomplete
- plaster
- wood_polished
- wood_crude_plank
- adobe
- corrugated_metal
- stone_with_mud_ashlar_with_lime_or_cement
- container_trailer
- mix_other_unclear
- mixed
- commercial聽
- critical_infrastructure
- secured
- poor
- good
Building parts
Resources
cc. @srmsoumya
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