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Mismatch between the definition of "Image quality" parameter in the Task creation page, and it's definition in the User's Guide.
Expected Behaviour
High "Image quality" parameter should yield low compression level - and vice versa.
Also, need to maintain consistency between the documentation and the actual parameter meaning.
Current Behaviour
In the User guide It's defined in the opposite way - Image Quality. Use this option to specify quality of uploaded images. The option helps to load high resolution datasets faster. Use the value from 1 (completely compressed images) to 95 (almost not compressed images)
In the Task page, the Image quality parameter tooltip displays Defines image compression level which may sound inverse to Image quality. - and in fact low value in this field yields high compression level <-> lower image quality.
Possible Solution
Either change the name of the parameter to
Context
Confusion when trying to lower image quality in order to achieve better streaming experience when dealing with high resolution videos.
* make intuitive and consistent definition of 'Image quality' parameter across Task creation context and documentation.
* updated changelog
Co-authored-by: Liron Ilouz <[email protected]>
My actions before raising this issue
Mismatch between the definition of "Image quality" parameter in the Task creation page, and it's definition in the User's Guide.
Expected Behaviour
High "Image quality" parameter should yield low compression level - and vice versa.
Also, need to maintain consistency between the documentation and the actual parameter meaning.
Current Behaviour
In the User guide It's defined in the opposite way -
Image Quality. Use this option to specify quality of uploaded images. The option helps to load high resolution datasets faster. Use the value from 1 (completely compressed images) to 95 (almost not compressed images)
In the Task page, the Image quality parameter tooltip displays
Defines image compression level
which may sound inverse to Image quality. - and in fact low value in this field yields high compression level <-> lower image quality.Possible Solution
Either change the name of the parameter to
Context
Confusion when trying to lower image quality in order to achieve better streaming experience when dealing with high resolution videos.
Your Environment
git log -1
): 07de714docker version
(e.g. Docker 17.0.05): 19.03.12Logs from `cvat` container
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