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  1. Importing Data

Import COCO Images

Easily import the COCO dataset from within the UDT

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  • 1. Create a New Dataset
  • 2. Import from COCO using Dialog
  • 3. (optional) Add more labels!

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You can quickly import images and annotations from the Common Objects in Context dataset from within the Universal Data Tool.

1. Create a New Dataset

Navigate to udt.dev and click "New File"

Click "New File" on udt.dev

2. Import from COCO using Dialog

Go to Samples > Import > Import from COCO.

Select "Import from COCO" on the Samples > Import page

Type in any classifications you want. Select "Replace Interface" if you want to replace the interface from the Setup Page with an interface compatible with your labels.

Add any labels you want, look at the preview images, and click Add Samples

3. (optional) Add more labels!

You can now go to "Samples > Label" and view labels, edit labels or delete samples.

Example interface from the Cat and Dog dataset created above