I am desperately looking for a complete List of Labels for the Image Labeling base model with 400 labels as described here https://developers.google.com/ml-kit/vision/image-labeling
The page only gives a few examples but I need a complete List to map indexes String resources in different languages. Anyone found documentation for the model?
We just published the label list on the ML Kit website, hope this helps!
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I am currently working on a Next.js-project, but I’m just a beginner.
My Web-application should display a react-leaflet-map with clickable tiles.
I am using wordpress headless with Next.js. Inside wordpress I use woocommerce. So each of my clickable tiles represents a single product. I also use the woocommerce api to get the meta-information from my products. Is there a way to connect the GeoJSON, which displays the tiles, and the endpoint of my products? Both should basically be JSON-files (or at least they can both be represented in a JSON-file). I tried to manually add some product-infos to the GeoJSON, but this makes it static and not dynamic.
Maybe I could loop the infos of the endpoint though the tiles in GeoJSON?
My goal is to click a tile and then render all the (important) product-infos (my tiles are the products). And when I change something on wordpress e.g. a picture of a tile/product it should be automatically be updated in the GeoJSON. Does anybody have an idea how to realize something like that?
Here I have screenshots of my product-endpoint and my GeoJSON-file. They generally have a similar structure (Same amount of tiles as products)
geojson
endpoint
Thank you so much in advance!
I want to display some icons ( ex : exclamation mark ) on the viewer. My scenario is retrieving some data and display an icon on a particular object accordingly.
I could not find any documentation regarding this but found a sample code which uses an extension and then having icons as markups. Is there anyway to do a similar kind of operation without using an extension ??
Thank you!!
Please refer to sprites tutorial.
We`re also covering different options for labels in this series of blogs.
We are using forge viewer(v7) in our web application.
Our requirement is to crop particular room/area from the forge viewer. For example, if we have shown a house model in the forge viewer then if a user select a kitchen(from menu or navbar) then the viewer should show only kitchen area (including all its objects like cabinets, burner, fridge, sink etc.) and all other objects/sections should be hidden. Similarly for bedrooms, baths etc. It will be just for viewing purpose at run time and not for any automation.
Does any help that how can we achieve this?
You could use the SectionExtension - mentioned here:
Create a section plane leaning against one object
Documented here:
https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/viewer/v7/reference/Extensions/SectionExtension/
This also has a function called setSectionBox(box) which might be best for what you want.
If you can figure out the extents of the room then you could pass those values to it.
Here is a blog post on getting room related information extracted to SVF:
https://forge.autodesk.com/blog/new-rvt-svf-model-derivative-parameter-generates-additional-content-including-rooms-and-spaces
The other option would be to find all the objects inside the given room and hide everything else. If there is a property for each object that specifies which room they are in, then you could do it based on that using Viewer.search()
I have a project (commercial) where i need a map with an overlay that i can click and have an action.
The main issue is that this map should be only the borders and the name of the locality, which from what i discovered neither google maps or other maps service offer.
Other sources of data like http://www.naturalearthdata.com/ are not very reliable because they miss a lot of information and usually they provide information only about a few countries.
Example: http://mtbo16.fpo.pt/mtbo/files/loc/loc_en.html
I need exactly the example from the url, except that i need to show only borders and names.
With Google Maps API you have an option to style the maps:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/styling
So you can hide everything except locality names and borders on your map. Please have a look at this example: http://jsbin.com/nepode/edit?html,output
You can create your custom style using this wizard:
https://mapstyle.withgoogle.com/
Hope it helps!
You can take a look at this: http://vectormap.info/category/free_vector_maps_downloads/free_vector_world_maps/ what I did is the opposite, hide the map layers but you can have the option to show & you can change the background style, etc. I don't know, up to you just take a look, might be useful
Is there a way to insert the image overlay a layer below the streets but on top of the map background? The roads can be individually styled, so it should technically work, but I haven't been able to find the option for it.
The only lead I have found so far is this question: Google Maps API - Overlay Custom Roads
Which unfortunately doesn't really solve the problem of having to manually enter the street info.
I'm currently working on a custom map for a whole city and manually illustrate all the streets and enter the street names would take an enormous amount of time.
Any info would be very appreciated, thanks!
Try to check this documentation about Styled Maps. Styled maps allow you to customize the presentation of the standard Google base maps, changing the visual display of such elements as roads, parks, and built-up areas.
Here you can also find some sample code that you can use in your sample code.
Also you can find here the Styled Map Wizard.
Creating styles by hand and testing your code to see how they look is potentially time-consuming. Instead, you can use the Styled Map Wizard to set up the JSON for your map's styles. The wizard allows you to select features and their elements, apply operations to those features, and save the styles to JSON, which you can copy and paste into your application.