User Interface

When you start LumiScan Annotation for the first time, an empty window opens (Fig.12).

To start the program:

Click on the Menu **button.
Select the Settings.
Specify the Data Directory in the Settings window.

The various elements of the user interface are annotated in Fig. 13 and explained in Table 8.

JSON Settings Example

This JSON settings file is automatically created at C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\HD Vision Systems GmbH\LumiScan Annotation the first time the application is started. The labels section will be empty at first. You can enter labels there and they will be added automatically.
If desired, ROI values can also be specified here and loaded automatically.

See below for an example of the default json settings.

{
    "meta": {
        "inputFileType": "LumiScan Annotation Settings",
        "inputFileVersion": "1.6.0.0",
        "targetMachine": "TargetMachine",
        "programName": "LumiScan Annotation",
        "programVersion": "1.6.0.0"
    },
    "labels": ["stuff", "labelB", "somethingElse"],
    "roiSettings": {
        "x": 1.0,
        "y": 1.0,
        "width": 1.0,
        "height": 1.0
    }
}

Table 1. Table 8: LumiScan Annotation: User interface description
Nr.	Description
1	Menu: Access to ROI settings, program settings and help.
2	Folder: Combobox for folder selection.
3	User: Combobox for user selection. Selected user is saved when changes are made.
4	List of images from the selected folder. When a new class is saved, the changed image is highlighted. The highlighting disappears when you change the folder (see 2 in this table) or reload the program.
5	List of all available labels in the selected folder.
6	Central view with display of the currently selected image and labels. Image can be deleted by right-clicking. NOTE: This will also remove the deleted image from the record.
7	Shows the selected labels.
8	Adds a new label.
9	Adjusting the brightness and contrast of the image.
10	Navigation menu (see also Navigation).

A top-down view shows a person’s hand near a keyboard and mouse next to a tray containing several rectangular objects with green text labels on them