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Hi, If I Want To Report Image With Detection Results, But It Will Take Up Too Much Hard Disk Space By Upload Or Save New Pic With Detection Results, Is There Any Solution That I Can Save A Json File With Detection Results, And Load This While Open The Web


Hi SubstantialBaldeagle49 ,

certainly if you upload all the training images or even all the test images it will have a huge bandwidth/storage cost (I believe bandwidth does not matter e.g. if you are using s3 from ec2) If you need to store all the detection results (for example, QA, regression testing), you can always save the detections json as artifact and view them later in your dev environment when you need. The best option would be to only upload "control" images and "interesting" images, I can give you some ideas on what that means if you like. The short explanation is to only report images where the accuracy is anomalous or very wrong.

  
  
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