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Please test new feature on the ISA Tool (computer-aided tagging)
[edit]Hello
We have just released a new version of the ISA tool on the Test Server. The new version propose semi-automatic tagging of images, which seeks to assist community in identifying and labelling depicts statements for Commons files.
We are currently looking for feedback with regards to the look, feel, and usability of the tool with the machine vision / metadata-to-concept enhancements in place. In a second stage, we will be testing the quality of the recommandations provided.
We deeply appreciate your feedback, since it will help us determine the next steps of the project.
Please sign-up to indicate interest, test the tool, and simply provide feedback in the talk page.
More information on the new feature and test campaign: Commons:ISA Tool/Image to Concept
Thank you in advanceǃ
ISA Tool Workshop - Dec 12th 2022
[edit]Greetings.
We released a few weeks ago a new version of the ISA tool on the Test Server. The new version propose semi-automatic tagging of images, which seeks to assist community in identifying and labelling depicts statements for Commons files.
Now we are looking for feedback with regards to
- the look, feel, and usability of the tool with the machine vision / metadata-to-concept enhancements in place.
- and most importantly, the quality of the recommandations provided.
This is why we are organizing an online workshop on Monday 12th of December, 16h-17h30 UTC+1 (on zoom). We will be very happy if you find the time to join us.
More information and sign-up : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:ISA_Tool/Image_to_Concept#ISA_Workshop_-_Dec_12th
Thank you in advanceǃ
Round 1 of Picture of the Year 2022 voting is open!
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