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I'm having an issue which is causing all annotations (for example from the pre-annotation command "pawls preannotate...") stored in the directory of the .pdf to be overwritten with the following, when I actually load the .pdf in PAWLS
{"annotations": [], "relations": []}
What I want instead (and what happens with a previous version of PAWLS running on another system) is for the pre-annotations to be visible a bounding boxes on the .pdf. With the current behavior, there is no way to use pre-annotations and PAWLS is not very useful, because then all annotations have to be labelled from scratch rather than corrected from a model's output.
Is there something hidden in a configuration that could be causing this behavior?
All the .pdfs involved are assigned to the same user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm having an issue which is causing all annotations (for example from the pre-annotation command "pawls preannotate...") stored in the directory of the .pdf to be overwritten with the following, when I actually load the .pdf in PAWLS
{"annotations": [], "relations": []}
What I want instead (and what happens with a previous version of PAWLS running on another system) is for the pre-annotations to be visible a bounding boxes on the .pdf. With the current behavior, there is no way to use pre-annotations and PAWLS is not very useful, because then all annotations have to be labelled from scratch rather than corrected from a model's output.
Is there something hidden in a configuration that could be causing this behavior?
All the .pdfs involved are assigned to the same user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: