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      Predictions on the Deploy Page
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      Predictions on the Deploy Page

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      Article Summary

      When you deploy a model and then use it to run inference on images, you can view those images and the prediction information on the Deploy page. You can also save these images to your dataset so that you can then update your model with the newest information. This process is called continuous learning, and it allows you to fine-tune your model as you get results from real-world scenarios.

      To maintain accurate recordkeeping, images cannot be deleted from the Deploy page.

      View the Predictions for the Images that the Model Ran Inference On
      Note: 
      In earlier versions of LandingLens, this section was called "Historical Data".

      When Are Predicted Images Saved to the Deploy Page?

      Images are saved to the Deploy page when:

      • You run inference via Cloud Deployment.
      • You enable Upload Results to LandingLens for an Inspection Point in LandingEdge. 
      • You include the --upload flag when deploying a model using Docker Deployment.

      Images are NOT saved to the Deploy page when:

      • You use the Predict tool. The Predict tool is designed to test your model before it's deployed in a production environment. Including test results could skew your production data. (For legacy "classic" workflow users, this section DOES includes results from the Predict tool.)

      Save Predicted Images to Your Dataset

      You can save predicted images to your dataset (the Build tab) to train a model with those images. For example, let's say that you have a model trained to detect hardware in cereal, but the model did not detect a screw in some images. You can save these images to your dataset, label them, and then retrain your model.

      To ensure that all labels are accurate and approved by your team, saving images to your dataset does not save the predictions as labels. Images saved from the Deploy page to your dataset are marked as "unlabeled". Label the images and train a new model to incorporate the new information into a model.

      To save images from the Deploy page to your dataset:

      1. Go to the Deploy page.
      2. Open the the deployment.
      3. Select the images you want to save to your dataset.
      4. Click Add Images to Build.
        Add Images to Build
      5. Go to the Build tab and see the new images. You can now label the images and train a new model.
        The Saved Images Display on the Build Tab
      6. LandingLens saves those images to the dataset in the Build tab.
      7. Back on the Deploy page, the image statuses change from Raw to In Sync.

      Image Statuses

      Images on the Deploy page have one of these status: Raw and In Sync.

      • Raw means that the image is the original that was uploaded to the project.
      • In Sync means that the image was sent to the Build tab.
      Note:
      There is a known issue that causes the status to not always change to In Sync. The Landing AI team is evaluating this issue.

      Image Detail Settings

      Click an image on the Deploy page to see more image and prediction details. The image and table below describe the key elements of the Image Details pop-up window.

      Image Details


      #ElementDescription
      1Toggle Full-Screen / Exit Full-ScreenEnters and exits the full-screen mode.
      2Image EnhancementManually adjust the brightness and contrast. Or choose an option to add enhancements automatically. These options are useful if an image is too dark and you want to brighten it so you can better see the details of the image.
      3Show LabelsToggle on and off the labels on the image. This is useful if you want to search the image for any missed objects of interest.
      4Directional KeysNavigate to the next or previous image.
      5HotkeysView a list of all the available hotkeys (keyboard shortcuts).
      6Close WindowClose the Image Details pop-up window.
      7Confidence ScoreIf the model detects items in an image, the Confidence Score displays. The Confidence Score represents how confident the model is that its prediction is correct. For example, in the screenshot above, the model is 19% (0.19) and 17% (0.17) confident that the items detected are screws.
      8InformationIf you used an API to upload metadata, that metadata will display in this section. The Media ID is generated internally in the database.
      9Human JudgmentData populates in this section after you or someone else marks a Prediction as "Correct" or "Incorrect".
      • Inspector ID: The user's email address who marked the Prediction.
      • Judgment: Displays OK if the prediction is correct or NG (short for "not good") if the prediction is incorrect.
      • Comment: Displays any feedback left by the user who reviewed the prediction.
      10DownloadDownload the original image. This image will not show any predictions. 
      11Correct/IncorrectAllows users to mark predictions as "Correct" or "Incorrect."
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