Universal Data Tool
  • Universal Data Tool Docs
  • Installation
  • Running On-Premise
  • Collaborative Labeling
  • Building and Labeling Datasets
    • Image Segmentation
    • Image Classification
    • Text Classification
    • Named Entity Recognition
    • Entity Relations / Part of Speech Tagging
    • Audio Transcription
    • Data Entry
    • Video Segmentation
    • Composite Interfaces
    • Landmark / Pose Annotation
  • Importing Data
    • Upload or Open Directories
    • Import File URLs
    • Import COCO Images
    • Import from Google Drive
    • Import from AWS S3 Bucket
    • Import from CSV or JSON
    • Import using AWS Cognito
    • Import Text Snippets
  • The Format .udt.json
    • What is the .udt.json format?
    • What is the .udt.csv format?
  • Machine Learning
    • Jupyter Notebook Integration
    • Import Datasets into Pandas
    • Fast.ai
      • Fast.ai Image Classification
      • Fast.ai Image Segmentation
  • Integrate with Any Web Page
    • Integrate with the Javascript Library
    • Getting Started with React
  • Train your Workforce
    • Getting Started with UDT Courses
  • Frequently Asked Questions
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. The Format .udt.json

What is the .udt.csv format?

PreviousWhat is the .udt.json format?NextJupyter Notebook Integration

Last updated 4 years ago

Was this helpful?

The .udt.csv format is another representation of the .udt.json object that allows easier viewing and editing of data in spreadsheet software.

Check out this example .udt.csv file!

The UDT CSV format is capable of specifying all the same things as the UDT JSON format, but the UDT JSON format is the "canonical form" because the .udt.csv files are very flexible, and can be written in different but equivalent ways.

UDT CSV files are generating by converting the JSON format into a CSV using JSON as CSV (JAC). They can be converted back to JSON using the jac-format npm module or jac_format pip module.

The UDT CSV format is really easy to use with libraries like pandas.

A udt.csv file has easy to understand columns!