Thought this was missing a Dockerfile and #17 seemed to have some interest so decided to create one. Currently using this for some quick annotations.

from docker hub

mkdir -p ~/Desktop/annotate/Images
mkdir -p ~/Desktop/annotate/Annotations
docker run -d --name annotate -p 1337:80 -v ~/Desktop/annotate/Images:/var/www/html/Images -v ~/Desktop/annotate/Annotations:/var/www/html/Annotations jungleai/annotate:latest

from dockerfile You can also build your own image from this Dockerfile and do the following

docker build -t yourorganisation/yourimagename:latest .
mkdir -p ~/Desktop/annotate/Images
mkdir -p ~/Desktop/annotate/Annotations
docker run -d --name annotate -p 1337:80 -v ~/Desktop/annotate/Images:/var/www/html/Images -v ~/Desktop/annotate/Annotations:/var/www/html/Annotations yourorganisation/yourimagename:latest

In either case use local folders as you like but running works with attaching host folders the container. In this way if you were to follow the example above and place a folder called logos in ~/Desktop/annotate/Images and you dump .jpg files in that folder. Then when running the container navigate to http://localhost:1337/tool.html?mode=f&folder=logos to start annotating. You will find the xml's in ~/Desktop/annotate/Annotations/logos.

I am running LabelMeAnnotationTool on Ubuntu 14.04 with Apache 2.4. Everything seems perfect except when I finish annotating one image and click the ''Next Image''. The web page updates and the next image shows up correctly. However, it seems that the url remains the same. For example, I have a starting url pointing to 1.jpg (http://mywebsite.com/tool.html?collection=LabelMe&mode=f&folder=example_images&image=1.jpg). After I click next image, the second image shows up on the web page but the url indicates that it still points to 1.jpg (http://mywebsite.com/tool.html?collection=LabelMe&mode=f&folder=example_images&image=1.jpg) instead of (http://mywebsite.com/tool.html?collection=LabelMe&mode=f&folder=example_images&image=2.jpg). In this case, the annotations of different images are crammed into one file, which is difficult to process. Has anyone got any clues on this?

It seems that from the Chrome 69 the images do not show well, load correctly but you can barely see a square of 1px where the image should be

Has anyone else found this same problem? With Chrome 68 and Firefox 47 it is displayed correctly...

Thanks in advance

In reference to #33

The documentation says: mode=c - Go to next image in the collection (set via the dirlist).

But the code in fetch_image.cgi

elsif($mode eq "c") {
    opendir(DIR,$LM_HOME . "Images/$collection") || die("Cannot read collections");
    my @all_images = readdir(DIR);
    closedir(DIR);

    my $c = 0;
    foreach my $i (@all_images) {
	if($i eq $image) {
	    goto next_section;
	}
	$c = $c+1;
    }
  next_section:
    if($c == scalar(@all_images)-1) {
	$c = 1;
    }
    $im_file = $all_images[$c+1];
    $im_dir = $folder;

Doesn't seem to read the foo.txt file which is created using populate_dirlist.sh

From my guess the code for mode = "c" should be similar to code for mode = "i" with the random part removed.

So, I think the code for mode = "c" should loook something like this:

if($mode eq "c") {
    my $fname = $LM_HOME . "annotationCache/DirLists/$collection.txt";
    
    if(!open(FP,$fname)) {
	print "Status: 404\n\n";
	return;
    }
    
    open(NUMLINES,"wc -l $fname |");
    my $numlines = <NUMLINES>;
    ($numlines,my $bar) = split(" DirLists",$numlines);
    close(NUMLINES);
    
    my $line = int(rand($numlines))+1; # this should be in series and not a random integer. 
    
    for(my $i=1; $i < $line; $i++) {
	my $garbage = readline(FP);
    }
    
    my $fileinfo = readline(FP);
    ($im_dir,$im_file) = split(",",$fileinfo);
    $im_file =~ tr/"\n"//d; # remove trailing newline
    
    close(FP);

@brianabrams could you please look at this? Basically what I feel is, It should read the foo.txt file created by populate_dirlist.sh and display the images in order given in the text file

Hello, I have accessed the web online version but I don't see the option to create a new collection and add new images? any workaround this? pls advise thanks

Hi, Few days back I signed up on http://labelme2.csail.mit.edu and created a new collection, uploaded images and labelled them. It well smoothly. Today I wanted to do the same, but when I created a new collection I saw the message "New collection created" but the collection didn't show up. I tried with another account and got same thing. Any idea about this?

I run

(general) root@ubuntu-1:/var/www/html/LabelMeAnnotationTool/annotationTools/sh# ./populate_dirlist.sh

And this is the output:

[all my image files]
ls: cannot access '../../VLMFrames': No such file or directory

Running ./populate_dirlist.sh my_collection.txt example_folder fails similarly. What is VLMFrames supposed to be?

I installed LabelMe on AWS based on the instructions given on github.

However, whenever I am trying to call

The documentation say:

mode=c - Go to next image in the collection (set via the dirlist). But if we look at the code here, we can see that it actually tries to read the contents of a specific folder:

elsif($mode eq "c") {
    opendir(DIR,$LM_HOME . "Images/users/$username/$collection") || die("Cannot read collections");
    my @all_images = readdir(DIR);
    closedir(DIR);

    my $c = 0;
    foreach my $i (@all_images) {
	if($i eq $image) {
	    goto next_section;
	}
	$c = $c+1;
    }
  next_section:
    if($c == scalar(@all_images)-1) {
	$c = 1;
    }
    $im_file = $all_images[$c+1];
    $im_dir = $folder;
}

Hi all, I followed the instructions from the website and input the following commands.

HOMEIMAGES = 'http://people.csail.mit.edu/brussell/research/LabelMe/Images'; HOMEANNOTATIONS = 'http://people.csail.mit.edu/brussell/research/LabelMe/Annotations'; D = LMdatabase(HOMEANNOTATIONS);

But I constantly got the error messages shown below.

??? Error using ==> urlread at 43 Second argument must be either "get" or "post".

Error in ==> urldir at 44 [webpage, status] = urlread(page, 'Timeout', 5);

Error in ==> LMdatabase at 103 files = urldir(HOMEANNOTATIONS);

Any help?

Best, Kai

When I press the button [Next Image], the new image is loaded but the URL is not updated in the browser address field. Which makes it difficult to track where I have stopped annotating the images, and consequence, difficult to resume next when I am back to annotation task.

If it is difficult to update the URL, it would be at least possible to display the image file name somewhere in the UI.

Can it be fixed?

UPDATE It turns out, there is a way to show the image filename in web UI, by editing the source code

// file: annotationTools/js/globals.js
var showImgName = true;

  when deploy on windows,after requesting tool.html, i get an error "Fatal: there are problems with fetch_image.cgi", i see the error info in apache's error.log as follows:
  Scalar found where operator expected at D:/Software/Apache24/htdocs/annotationTools/perl/fetch_image.cgi line 35, near "$i $im_dir"\r: D:/Software/Apache24/htdocs/annotationTools/perl/fetch_image.cgi,.

  by the way ,my website location is "D:\Software\Apache24\htdocs",it don't work follow the below configation :
  Alias /LabelMe/ "C:/POSTDOC/LabelMe/"
  ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "C:/POSTDOC/LabelMe/" 

  i don't know how to change this 2 items?

  could anyone give me some suggestion,thank you !

When annotating an image, labelme will sometimes crash if I delete a point on a polygon/linestrip/etc. It doesn't always happen but happens enough that it is noticeable.

After pasting the example URL that in my case is

file:///Users/dasm/projects/LabelMeAnnotationTool/tool.html?collection=0&mode=f&folder=example_folder&image=img1.jpg

I see the empty white screen in a browser.

Am I missing something?

Hello everyone!

We are working with research on image annotations at the university (UEFS/BR).

In COCO Annotation, CVAT Annotation and LabelMe Annotation, we can upload and annotate images up to 1910x8815 px (20,322 KB).

However, we are unable to load high resolution images, for example: 1944x27136 px (30,596 KB).

Can you tell us something about it? Today, what would be the tool's resolution limit?

We appreciate your cooperation!

Marcos Morais Computer Science master’s degree, Information Technology post-graduate and Bachelor in Information Systems linktr.ee/marcosmoraisjr

Teaching is the highest form of understanding. Aristotle, Greek philosopher (384 - 322 BC)

I am looking at the code in https://github.com/CSAILVision/LabelMeAnnotationTool/blob/master/annotationTools/perl/fetch_image.cgi and keep seeing return statement being used outside of a function, like this

if(!open(FP,$fname)) {
    print "Status: 404\n\n";
    return;    # <--- this one o_O
}

it repeats over an over again, e.g. at lines 24, 49, 74, etc

Perl would throw an error in such cases Can't return outside a subroutine .... Which is expected, because return is used to return from a subroutine and there are no subroutines defined in the whole script. Indeed, you will see the error message appear in apache error log if you try with a faked URL (note collection=empty that corresponds to no file)

tool.html?mode=c&collection=empty

What am I missing? Is it just a joke?