How Do I use it?

[davodogster]

Hi I have a CSV file for time series data. I need to label the unique areas of the time series. How can I use your tool to annotate the segments?

[Dubrzr]

Hi Sam,

Happy that this project might help you in any way!

I've just added annotation export today.

To annotate segments, use your mouse, click on the beginning and then click on the end of your signal, this will create an annotation, and then you can export it using the now working "Export annotations" button.

When you click the help button, this info will be displayed:

I've added a Readme file that explains how to run it by yourself.

If you want, you can contribute to add new features!

Maybe you can share what usage you make of this application and how can it be better for you?

[davodogster]

Great work @Dubrzr ! - this tool has good foundations. I've just tried it in the browser. It will be good when I can load data from a CSV or txt file and save the annotations in the same format. When do you think this feature will be available? How do I install it on my Windows PC ? Do I have to install free the concrete.js software on my windows a machine first? Will it be able to handle sequences of length 500,000? The zoom and move forwards and backwards using shortcut keys is good. However, I think it would be extremely efficient if the user could click and drag the time series left and right, and up and down with the mouse, and then also use Cntrl + Scroll to zoom into parts of the series. This would enable super fast annotation - especially when the series has small variability in some parts but large variability and large values in other parts. Best regards, Sam

[davodogster]

Hi @Dubrzr Zooming into the series using control + Scroll is a great feature that you have working but the problem is that it also zooms into the webpage which results in very inefficient annotation. Are you able to change this? Cheers, Sam