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4 Applications of Video Annotation for Deep Learning

Roger Brown / 3 min read.
December 17, 2021
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The technique of labelling video clips is known as video annotation. This is done in order to prepare it as a dataset for deep learning (DL) and machine learning (ML) models to be trained on. Computer vision applications, such as automatic video categorization tools, utilise these pre-trained neural networks.

Machine Learning engineers predetermine the parameters that are critical for the model’s outputs, and they annotate the frames with the necessary information to train the ML models. For example, if you’re training a model to recognize pedestrian movement on a crossing, they gave the algorithm data from several frames that properly capture pedestrian movements on the crossing.

There are a variety of other reasons video annotation is employed in deep learning (a subset of artificial intelligence). The four of them are as follows:

1. Object Detection Frame-by-Frame

We can capture an item frame-by-frame in video annotation, making it easily recognized by a machine. To ensure precision in detection, the technique produces frames around moving objects and annotates them with the use of specialised tools. Machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence models benefit from this annotation.

2. Object Positioning

One of the primary goals of video annotation is to locate objects. The procedure is used to find the primary or focused object in a video with several other things. To do so, video annotation draws lines around the highlighted item, making it easier for deep learning, AI, or machine learning models to anticipate it.

3. Pose-Point Estimation in Humans

Another important use of video annotation is to train AI or machine learning models based on computer vision to follow human activities and estimate their postures. We mostly used this in sports areas to track athletes’ activities during contests and sporting events, allowing robots to more correctly evaluate human postures. This is being used more and more in ADAS and DMS applications to increase road safety.

4. Object Tracking for Self-Driving Vehicles

Artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, and other technologies have made it workable to operate a car without a human driver. However, there are several procedures and systems in place to guarantee that everything runs well.


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The visual perception AI model that is created only for driverless vehicles is trained using video annotation. The model recognizes and tracks many sorts of objects in the vehicle’s environment thanks to the training. Street lights, zebra crossings, pedestrians, signboards, other vehicles on the road, cyclists, and other things may all be detected automatically by automobiles.

How to Annotate Videos for Deep Learning for ML

Annotating video datasets can be done in a variety of ways. Many video annotation software has capabilities that allow you to rapidly edit a large video into small chunks based on the duration you choose. There are frequently automatic methods for breaking down these clips into static frames. Of course, most of these video annotation tools for ML have quick and easy ways to mark and annotate a frame.

However, there are many tools for deep learning and machine learning projects are used to annotate the video. The key tools for deep learning projects are Labelbox, Diffgram, LabelMe, RectLabel, and SmartTool. Other approaches for video annotation include Polygon and Bounding Boxes, which may be used to annotate video data from deep learning applications.

Automatic vs Manual Annotations

In comparison to manually annotated videos for deep learning projects or other needs, automatic operating software or programs providing video annotation services cannot provide that degree of accuracy. So, for deep learning or other machine learning training data projects, outsourcing video annotation services from experts would be more productive and valuable right now.

Many businesses provide video annotation services. Project managers, quality assurance professionals, and in-house employees make up their teams. They all have their own platforms and tools for video annotation. Additionally, bear in mind that some of these companies might suggest the best approaches for your video annotation duties, particularly if they specialize in tactics that are excellent for your needs.

Final note

Video annotation is a technique for identifying and labelling moving items in a video. For artificial intelligence and machine learning developers, the method is not a new word. Apart from identifying objects, the method has a variety of additional uses.

Categories: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics
Tags: AI, annotation, Big Data

About Roger Brown

Cogito is the industry leader in data labeling and annotation services to provide the training data sets for AI and machine learning model developments. All types of AI and ML services requires the training data for algorithms with next level of accuracy making AI possible into diverse fields like healthcare, gaming, agriculture, retail, automotive, robotics and security surveillance etc.

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