Tree Dropdown Tools (Single and Multiple Selection)
Overview of the Tree Dropdown labeling tool in Ango Hub
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Overview of the Tree Dropdown labeling tool in Ango Hub
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The Tree Dropdown labeling tool allows you to ask labelers to pick leaves and trees from complex, nested tree structures.
Two types of this tool exist: multiple and single selection. Single selection tree dropdowns let users only pick one option, while the multiple selection allows users to pick multiple options at once.
From the project’s Settings tab, enter the Label Set section.
Click on Add Category. From the list that appears, click on Tree Dropdown.
A new row will appear named Tree Dropdown. Click on it to expand it.
Schema ID: A unique ID assigned to all instances of labeling tools on Ango Hub. You can use it when importing labels for pre-labeling.
Title: The title of the labeling tool you are creating. This will show up both in the editor for labelers to see, as well as in the final export.
Required: Toggle this to make is to that labelers have to answer this classification before saving.
Frame-specific: For video assets, determine whether the answer to this classification apply to the whole video or to each individual frame only. Toggling will make it frame-specific.
Show Dropdown: Normally, trees are shown embedded within the classification tool and are immediately, fully visible to annotators. Toggling this option will make it so that to see the tree, annotators will have to click on an area, and as a result of the click the tree will show as a "dropdown". This can especially be useful for larger trees.
Normal "embedded" view:
With "Show Dropdown" enabled:
Click on Configure from the label tool's options:
From the dialog that pops up, click on "Add Node" to add a new node stemming from the root:
To add a new children node stemming from a parent node, click on the "+" button next to the parent node.
You may rename nodes by clicking on the "pencil" button next to the node's name, entering the name, then pressing "Enter".