2020-10-23
New features and changes as of 2020-10-23
Issues
Issue Membership on the Frame Detail View
When looking at the detail view for an image or sensor frame, you'll now see a list of all issues that the image or its labels are associated with.
Color Embeddings by Issue
The embedding view can now color by issue membership!
Issue Element Counts
On both the issue list and issue detail page, you will now be able to see the total number of elements associated with each issue.
Renaming Issues
You can now rename issues after creation.
Issue Management in the Python Client Library
The python client library now has support for managing issues. A more in-depth tutorial will be coming soon -- in the meantime, feel free to reach out for more details!
General UI Improvements
Toggle-All for Embedding Coloring
You can now quick-toggle to enable or disable all categories when looking at categorical data in the embedding view. You can also shift-click to enable or disable ranges.
Infinite-Scroll Progress Indicator
Queries or confusion matrix drill-downs that produce infinite-scroll views of the data will now show the total returned results, as well as what portion of it is currently on screen.
Sensor Modality Support + Asset Hosting
Upload Assets Directly in the Python Client Library
Sometimes, you just have some files on disk that you want to load into Aquarium, without thinking about hosting and uploading. The python client now supports directly uploading files, returning a URL that you can use as usual:
Support for per-sensor and per-label coordinate frames in 3D data
Robotics applications often have multiple sensors and inputs, which might exist in their own coordinate frame. For content rendered in 3D (point clouds, 3D label cuboids, etc.), each element can be associated with a custom coordinate frame consisting of a position and orientation.
Direct support for PCD point cloud formats
In addition to KITTI style binary arrays for lidar data, we also directly support loading PCD data (ascii, binary, and binary-compressed) in the browser app.
Python Client support for Audio Data
Audio sensor input was previously supported, but is newly exposed via the python client library.
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