This month, we've released an update that will streamline project setup. Labeling Configuration Autocomplete eliminates the need to code when creating custom labeling interfaces or modifying existing templates. Read on to learn more about what's new in Label Studio Enterprise!
Every computer vision project has unique requirements, from user experience to object relationships. This makes customizing your labeling workflow and the tooling itself important. But, some coding know-how is often required to make such changes, which not everyone has.
Labeling Configuration Autocomplete, however, eliminates the need to understand or write XML code. This makes working with labeling configuration templates or creating custom ones a breeze. It also reduces the likelihood of errors that often creep in when coding from scratch.
This release, for admins, owners, and managers, simplifies project setup and working with XML. This includes:
Here it is in action:
To learn more about Label Studio Enterprise, check out our documentation. If you’d like to learn more or need help with your ML projects, our experts would be happy to chat with you.
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