Just wanted to know if this is suitable for yolo11 #1736
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I don't know if this is made for yolo11 or not could you please advise me? |
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Yes, YOLO11 is just a model, so it should be agnostic to the annotation format you use. (i.e Labelme annotation format supports almost any vision models) as long as the training frameworks of your choice supports. That said, popular training frameworks for YOLO models (e.g ultralytics) uses "YOLO" format, and Labelme json file can be converted to that. (Do it yourself, or Labelme official version https://labelme.io/docs/export-to-yolo) |
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@wkentaro , But to convert YOLO format to JSON format is quite tricky since we don't have image size information in YOLO labels. For object detection (square bounding box) the YOLO format is more convinient |
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Maybe I'm missing something. I was talking about LabelMe annotation.json -> YOLO11 annotation.txt, but you are talking about the opposite? |
I mention it more in this. Practically we convert TXT to JSON a lot when using YOLO. |
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got it, let's continue the discussion there |
Yes, YOLO11 is just a model, so it should be agnostic to the annotation format you use. (i.e Labelme annotation format supports almost any vision models) as long as the training frameworks of your choice supports.
That said, popular training frameworks for YOLO models (e.g ultralytics) uses "YOLO" format, and Labelme json file can be converted to that. (Do it yourself, or Labelme official version https://labelme.io/docs/export-to-yolo)