AI Studio
  • AI Studio Guide
  • AI Studio Basics
    • About AI Studio
      • AI Studio Feature Guide
      • Problem Statements
      • Platform Use Cases
    • Key Terminology to Know
  • Building Your First Project
    • Image Tagging
  • Detailed Guide: Image Tagging
    • Your Data
      • Supported Formats & Image Specifications
      • Exploring Datasets
        • Creating New Datasets
        • Adding Data
        • Removing Data
      • Pre-Processing Results
    • Creating and Training Models
      • Training Basics
    • Evaluating Models
      • Default Evaluation Dataset
      • Interpreting Evaluation
        • Interpreting results
      • Improving Your Model
    • Inference
    • Deployment
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  • Sign up/ Login
  • Create a project
  • Step 1: Click on “New Project”.
  • Step 2: Choose Image Tagging as your Project Type.
  • Step 3: Click on Start from Scratch.
  • Step 4: Project Name and Description
  • Step 5: Add labels.
  • Step 6: Choose Categories.
  • Step 7: Click on Create Project.
  • Add datasets
  • Train a model
  • Evaluate model
  • Analyze results
  • Deploy trained model
  • Step 1: Click on the Model tab
  • Step 2: Find List of Models
  • Step 3: Choose Model
  • Step 4: Test Model
  • Step 5: URL Deployment
  • Step 6: Deploy Model

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  1. Building Your First Project

Image Tagging

Build you first Image Tagging Project in just a few clicks with AI Studio. Here is how.

Sign up/ Login

Click here (hyperlink) if you need to set up a new account. Click here (hyperlink) if you need to login into your existing account.

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Create a project

Step 1: Click on “New Project”.

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Step 2: Choose Image Tagging as your Project Type.

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Step 3: Click on Start from Scratch.

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Step 4: Project Name and Description

Name your project and fill in the description (optional). It helps to define the specific problem statement in the description for clarity.

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Step 5: Add labels.

List out all the labels you wish to train the model on. You can add more labels at a later stage too if you wish to update your model.

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Step 6: Choose Categories.

Choose only those fashion object categories that you require the model to focus on.

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Step 7: Click on Create Project.

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You have just created your first Image Tagging Project on AI Studio in 7 simple steps and within few minutes.

Add datasets

After creating the project, a dialog box will appear for adding your datasets. For each of the labels, add a minimum of 100 images.

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Train a model

Click on Start Processing. The AI Studio AutoML platform will pre-process your data and train your fashion AI model for image tagging based on the defined labels.

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Evaluate model

Click on Analysis to see the evaluation metrics for the trained data.

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You can view the pre-processing results by clicking on View Results and View Failed Images. The View Failed Images tells you why images failed. You can improve your model by uploading more data.

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Analyze results

Leverage the accuracy per label histogram, Confusion Matrix, Violin Plot, TSNE plot and PR Score to improve your dataset and enhance the accuracy rate of your model.

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Deploy trained model

Step 1: Click on the Model tab

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Step 2: Find List of Models

Under All Models at the bottom of the page, you will find the list of models built in the project.

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Step 3: Choose Model

Choose the model you wish to deploy and click on View Info

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Step 4: Test Model

Test you model using a new dataset it has not been exposed to as yet. Check for errors, accuracy and performance. Debug and improve the model if necessary.

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Step 5: URL Deployment

After testing, click on Copy URL under the Deployment URL.

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Step 6: Deploy Model

Deploy your trained model into your production workflow.

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