Object Label Type | 2D Image | 3D Image | 2D Video |
---|---|---|---|
Segmentation | âś… | âś… | |
Landmarks | âś… | âś… | âś… |
Angle Measurement | âś… | âś… | |
Length Measurement | âś… | âś… | |
Bounding Box | âś… | âś… | âś… |
Ellipse | âś… | âś… | |
Polygon | âś… | âś… | |
Polyline | âś… | âś… | |
Cuboid | âś… |
Attribute Type | Description |
---|---|
Boolean | A checkbox that can be either True or False |
Select | A dropdown that can be a single value from a list of predefined values |
Multi-select | A dropdown that can have multiple values from a list of predefined values |
Textfield | A text input that can record free form text |
Classification Type | 2D Image | 3D Image | 2D Video |
---|---|---|---|
Study | âś… | âś… | âś… |
Series | âś… | âś… | âś… |
Instance | âś… |
create_taxonomy()
SDK method.
update_taxonomy()
SDK method to modify a Taxonomy outside of the UI. Please note the following about modifying existing Taxonomies:
update_taxonomy()
method overwrites the current Taxonomy in its entirety;Walkthrough of Taxonomy duplication
Nested Object Labels in the Annotation Tool
parents:[]
attribute to any Object Label, Study-Level, Series-Level, or Instance-Level Classification within your Taxonomy. Parent Tiers are created and assigned from left to right and in descending order, which means the first string in parents:[]
will always be a Tier 1 Parent, the second string will be a Tier 2 Parent, and so on.
For full documentation, please see our Taxonomy Object reference.
For an example of a two-tiered Object Label structure, please see the example code below:
Creating an HTML tooltip in the UI
crossorigin="anonymous"
to any <img>
tagshint: string
attribute to insert a string of HTML that will display in a tooltip next to an annotation upon hover. Please see the following code for an example of an Object Label with an HTML tooltip.
hint: string
attribute, but images must be inserted using <img src>
and a relevant link.The HTML Tooltip that appears while hovering your cursor over the '?' icon