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nr...@google.com <nr...@google.com> #2
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Description
I try to annotate an area which contains the 0 digit only in many files.
The area / text structure looks identical to the human eye.
In part of the files, the digit is extracted. In the second part of the files files, it does not. The video I attached demonstrate that.
The more severe implication of this behaviour, is that I assume it relates to the areas I select in the "wrongly detected" files as blank areas, which prevents me from training a model when these areas are selected.
I emphasize that I can't train even after filling 0 value on its label.
What you expected to happen:
Being able to select areas with 0 value consistently, and use these areas as a part of the data for training.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Upload the files I attached and annotate the zero value, as I did in the attached video.
2. Upload a few copies of each file until there's enough samples to train a model.
3. Initiate a training session. I foresee you'll receive an error.
4. Remove the labels of the zeros falsely detected as blank, and re-initiate a training session. I foresee that you will not get an error.
Other information (workarounds you have tried, documentation consulted, etc):
The only solution I managed to find is to remove the falsely detected labels, which is sub-optimal.
Couldn't find a reference to this topic in the documentation.