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This tool also supports the [YOLO format](https://docs.ultralytics.com/datasets/detect/#ultralytics-yolo-format). A dataset of ripe and unripe tomatoes has been created and can be found on [Kaggle](https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/sumn2u/riped-and-unriped-tomato-dataset). \autoref{fig:annotated_tomatoes} shows the original and annotated tomatoes from that dataset.

![Annotated Tomatoes \label{fig:annotated_tomatoes}](./annotated_tomatoes.png)


# Conclusion

Annotate-Lab stands out as a robust and user-friendly open-source solution for image annotation. By leveraging a client-server architecture, it effectively separates the user interface from backend processes, ensuring a smooth and efficient annotation workflow. The React-based client provides an intuitive interface for performing annotations, while the Flask-based server handles data persistence, configuration, and the generation of annotated images. This comprehensive approach makes Annotate-Lab a valuable tool for various applications, including machine learning, computer vision, and medical imaging, among others. Its open-source nature also encourages community contributions and customization, enhancing its versatility and potential for widespread adoption.
Annotate-Lab stands out as a robust and user-friendly open-source solution for image annotation. By leveraging a client-server architecture, it effectively separates the user interface from backend processes, ensuring a smooth and efficient annotation workflow. The React-based client provides an intuitive interface for performing annotations, while the Flask-based server handles data persistence, configuration, and the generation of annotated images. This comprehensive approach makes Annotate-Lab a valuable tool for various applications, including machine learning, computer vision, and medical imaging, among others. Its open-source nature also encourages community contributions and customization, enhancing its potential for widespread adoption.

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