Data Labelling & Data Annotation Services for Empowering Computer Vision Models

 Here in the UK, if you’re a government organization or a private entity, looking forward to a data labelling or data annotation service, it has to be from a certified company. It is all about effectively training machine learning models to properly recognize, identify and label ‘raw’ data sets, which can be in the form of text, audio, images and videos. This makes it easy for tagging certain still or moving objects, without any human intervention. But, in some exceptional cases, the services of human labelers are required to annotate data, and give them a proper meaning or tag. Here, the role played by Artificial Intelligence (AI) is crucial in one such data labelling service, as it helps in training machines and computer vision models to identify certain objects through Image Segmentation, 3D Analysis, Polygon Annotation, LIDAR Annotation and Bounding Boxes techniques. Similarly, when it comes to identifying and decoding texts, Natural Language Processing (NLP) software comes into play. This is really helpful in some western African countries, where businesses and companies need to train their computers on identifying the real sentiment and meaning of different languages, especially French and Spanish.


Data Annotation for Effective Categorization of Data for AI Applications


It is mostly required by law enforcement agencies, advertising companies, self-driven cars, agricultural research organizations, retail & logistics warehouses, healthcare applications, drones & IT companies. It is basically to make a machine model understand specific information through large volumes of training data that help in building AI implementations. Such a service can be in the form of text annotation, sentiment annotation, semantic annotation or Named Entity Recognition (NER). The machines are trained to understand the real intent and sentiments of text, and thereby convert them into meaningful information. Similarly, when it comes to labelling images, computers use the latest technology like Bounding Boxes and Image Segmentation for accurately identifying the object and delivering the actual meaning. And here in the UK, data annotation companies like “Aya Data” are performing a stellar role in helping all small and midsize organizations, effectively train their machine learning models. Thus, you save precious work hours, labor, effort and cost of labelling data, when compared to hiring human labellers for the same task. This is how professional data annotation works.

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