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Ammo Counter
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For CSV files, configure the CSV Wizard to define how your files should be processed before uploading files.
Bounding boxes: You can upload object detection datasets in
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This dataset format uses bounding box labeling, used for object detection.
The project labeling method will switch to 'bounding boxes'.
This dataset format uses one label per sample. You may wish to change your project
labeling method to 'one label per data item' in the project dashboard.
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Training data is used to train your model, and testing data is used to test your model's accuracy after training.
We recommend an approximate 80/20 train/test split ratio for your data for every class (or label) in your dataset, although especially large datasets may require less testing data.
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