We’re starting the new year with exciting updates.

Here's what's been cooking:

• Team settings for neural networks
• Approve/Disapprove instances and images
• Image and video limitation for free users
• JSON improvements

Team settings for neural networks

As a Team owner, you can now allow a Team admin to run a model training in the My teams tab:

1. Make a team member a Team admin by going to your team and checking the Team admin box.
2. Check the Allow to run a training box.

You can revoke this permission anytime by unchecking the Allow to run a training box. After you revoke the permission, the Neural network tab will be inactive. In this case, the Team admin will have to contact the Team owner to ask for permission to run model trainings.

Approve/Disapprove instances and images

Approve/Disapprove instance

You can approve and disapprove instances of images with the following statuses only: Completed, Quality check, and Returned.

If at least one instance is disapproved, the image will be automatically disapproved. In this case, images that have a Completed status will be sent for a quality check. The status of a Quality check or Returned image will remain the same.

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Only Team Owners, Team admins, Project admins, and QAs can approve and disapprove instances.

Approve/Disapprove image

You can approve and disapprove images with the following statuses: Completed, Quality check, and Returned.

When you disapprove an image that has a Completed status, it will be sent for a quality check. However, the status of a Quality check or Returned image remains the same.

When you approve an image, its status remains the same.

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Only Team owners, Teams admins, Project admins, and Customers can approve and disapprove images.

Image and video limitation for free users

Free users can now upload image file sizes of up to 4MP for pixel projects and up to 100MP for vector projects.

As for videos, the maximum file size is 5GB and the maximum frame rate is 100.

JSON improvements

We changed the structure of the main JSON object for annotations. It is now composed of four clusters:

{
    "metadata": {},
    "comments": [],
    "tags": [],
    "instances": []
}

What do you think of the updates? We’d love to hear your feedback.

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