Productivity statistics
Statistics are available in the top bar to provide insights to the user regarding production speed. You can see how many annotation points are contained in the current task, how you're doing today compared to team members, and expected performance.
The following counters are provided:
- AP: The value of the annotations of task currently displayed in annotation points.
- π―: How well are you hitting your targets? 100% and more means you are exceeding targets. Less than 100% means you should try to increase the pace.
- π: How you are performing in relation to the rest of your team.
The Stats link opens a window with additional information, including today's leader board and some more information about the objects in the current task.
Here you can see how you are performing in relation to the team. It includes the users from your organization that work on the same or similar projects.
In the task details tab, information about the objects available in the task are shown. The objects are listed in order of time spent.
- Object ID refers to the ID of each annotated object.
- Type states if the object is Static (S) or Dynamin (D).
- Edits is the number of edits that have been done to the object.
- You should strive towards making as few objects as possible in accordance with the guideline.
- Time is the amount of time spent on each object.
- Like with edits, you should strive to spend as little time on each object while keeping quality on an acceptable level.
- Frames is the number of frames the object appears in.
- Note that different sources are counted individually here, so an object that is annotated in two frames in two different cameras are counted as appearing in four frames.
Clicking the kog wheel next to the statistics will allow you to hide/show the ones you prefer. If any of the statistic items stress you out, feel free to turn them off!
