Now, in the New Source or Edit Source form, you can choose the classifier that's used to classify the source's images.
Now, in the New Source or Edit Source form, you can choose the classifier that's used to classify the source's images.
One of the most common types of questions we've gotten on CoralNet has been: "What's going on with the classifier training in my source?"
CoralNet now has the capacity to estimate benthic carbonate production from image annotations.
It is our pleasure to announce that CoralNet is out of Beta and on to “CoralNet 1.0”.
For the release of CoralNet 1.0, we have created a new deep learning engine that is more accurate and faster.
This is a guest post from Scott Miller from Florida State University. Scott helped us beta-test the new deploy API and was kind enough to share his experience in this post.
We have just fixed two major display bugs that have been plaguing the annotation tool for a while.
We've recently been working on a structural overhaul of CoralNet's computer vision backend. In the process, we've re-evaluated a couple of finer details of how point annotations work on CoralNet. Depending on how you use CoralNet to get your work done, those details may affect you.
it is now 8 years or so since we started working on CoralNet. While the intent has always been for the project to be open-source, we have not felt ready to actually share the code. However, as the code has matured, and the project evolved, we finally feel ready to open up the source code to the public. So we did. Today!