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Label Studio provides a way to configure how time series parsing is done so you don’t have to transform the original file. If you’re new to Label Studio, learn how you can use tags to set up different labeling interfaces for your dataĭepending on where your time series data is coming from it can be formatted very differently. Working with a variety of input types out of the boxįor examples below we will be using the following configuration: When you zoom out the algorithm samples specific points to give you an overview of your time series data.
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Some of the techniques we have used include tiling - when we have a big number of datapoint we split it into chunks and render those chunks first, this helps us achieve great performance when the number of data points is very large. We’ve based the rendering on d3 and after numerous optimization attempts we’ve got to the desired result: 1,000,000 data points and 10 channels It was clear that we need to come up with a more robust implementation. Initially we’ve tried to use some existing frontend libraries that provide time series implementation, but it turned out that none of them were up for the task, even with just 10,000 points you’d start to experience the lag when zooming or panning. Therefore the tool has to scale well to handle the situation when you have more than 100K points. Read below for some of the scenarios and implementation details Labeling UI PerformanceĪ majority of time series datasets tend to have a lot of points. It can also serve as a ground truth data for validating methods performance. Labeled time series data is crucial if you want to develop supervised ML models for pattern recognition.
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Time series is everywhere! Devices, sensors and events produce time series, for example, your heartbeat can be represented as a series of events measured every second, or your favorite step tracker recording a number of steps you take per minute.Īll these signals can be used for ML model development, and we’re excited to present you with one of the first time series data labeling solutions that work across a variety of use-cases and can help you develop ML applications based on time series data! Label Studio Release Notes 0.8.0 - Time Series Data Labeling Time Series Data Labeling