Gallery
In the dataset gallery, you can find and view the annotations that belong to your selected dataset.Β
Currently you can sort the annotations by when it was created - βCreated lastβ or βCreated firstβ. You select which sorting option you want to use in the "Sort by" menu in the top right corner of the gallery header.
Each annotation is represented by a thumbnail in the gallery. On the thumbnail you can see icons describing what input type the annotation has and if it contains multiple sources.Β
You can read more about the input types in our API documentation. ο»Ώ
If you click on a thumbnail in the gallery you will be able to preview the annotation in a popup window. In this view you can step between different annotations using the arrows at the bottom of the window or by using your left and right arrow keys.
Currently the preview window contains a screenshot of the annotation. If the annotation contains a point cloud you can currently not see it in the preview but you can see the 3D boxes projected into the 2D image.Β
If you want to be able to view the annotation in more detail you can open it in the annotation platform. This is done by using the βView in annotation platformβ-button at the top of the preview window or just by clicking the preview image.
When you open the annotation in the annotation platform's task view it will open in a view link. This means that any changes that you make to the annotation wonβt be saved and that you canβt submit it. You still have access to all the task view's regular functions (such as edit, view etc).
When you open an annotation via the Dataset Gallery any used object filters will automatically be applied on the object list in the task view. This means that the objects shown in the object list matches your selected object filters. If you want to remove this filter, you can do that in the object listβs filter menu by unchecking the checkbox that says "From insights".
ο»ΏPro tip! If you quickly want to locate one of the objects that match your object filters - select the object in the object list and press the default keyboard shortcut βkβ to zoom in on the selected object.