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Best way to accurately annotate 500 images for fine-tuning Meta DETR?[P]

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Hey everyone! I'm working on an object-detection project and fine-tuning Meta's DETR model on a custom dataset of around 500 images. The main challenge I'm facing right now is annotation. I need to label multiple object classes with bounding boxes, and manually annotating every image is becoming a…

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    Best way to accurately annotate 500 images for fine-tuning Meta DETR?[P]

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