Colormap Editor
In the Colormap Editor you will be creating a colormap for your dataset. Color mapping is a common visualization technique that maps data to color, and displays the colors in a rendered image.
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In the Colormap Editor you will be creating a colormap for your dataset. Color mapping is a common visualization technique that maps data to color, and displays the colors in a rendered image.
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Start by dragging the Colormap Workflow from the Start Workflow menu. This is the bay you will be placing all of your colormaps into.
To create a new category, drag the Category module out of the menu and place it in the Colormap Workflow bay.
Start by dragging the Colormap Workflow from the Start Workflow menu. This is the bay you will be placing all of your categories into.
To create a new category, drag the Category module out of the menu and place it in the Colormap Workflow bay.
Each category should have a corresponding collection, and share the collection name. Category names will be used for annotation as well as placement in the relationship editor.
Select the color you wish to have for you collection, repeated colors are not recommended.
It is also possible to define a category and supercategory. In COCO JSON a supercatgory is a group of categories. For example, you might want all the screws to be under a supercategory called "hardware."
Choose the name of your colormap and click "Add".
