LabelGPT

LabelGPT is an automated image annotation tool powered by a generative AI model. It's primary function is to generate labels on raw images, thereby aiding the annotation process.

LabelGPT generates labels on raw images by taking class or object names as a text prompt. It then uses its generative AI model to detect and segment the label on the related image.

Data can be imported into LabelGPT from various sources including local platforms or cloud sources like AWS, GCP, Azure, and also through APIs.

LabelGPT supports a wide array of data import sources, including local platforms (like an on-premises server or personal device), and various cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, Azure. It also supports data importation through APIs.

The zero-shot label generation engine in LabelGPT is responsible for creating automatic labels on images. Its purpose is to maximize efficiency and speed up the label generation process, reducing the need for manual labels and allowing Machine Learning teams to generate large volumes of labeled data.

LabelGPT directly integrates into a Machine Learning pipeline by allowing users to export the produced labels directly into their ML models. Such contributions aid in the training of these models, accelerating the development process.

The process of reviewing labels in LabelGPT involves checking the labeled images that the tool generates. Users can validate the quality of these labels by filtering based on a high-confidence score and visually verifying the results.

In LabelGPT, the quality of labels can be validated by filtering the labels based on confidence scores. Users can then visually verify the results. This allows for review and assurance of accuracy and quality of generated labels.

LabelGPT supports detection and segmentation of labels using generative AI models. By using class or object names as a text prompt, LabelGPT's AI model detects the corresponding objects in the image and segments them to create the labels.

LabelGPT helps increase the speed of the labeling process by automating labeling with its zero-shot labeling engine. In other words, it generates labels instantly without needing annotated examples.