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Basic guidelines for ensuring data labeling quality

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The issue of data labeling quality has been a major topic of concern in the AI/ML community. Perhaps the most common "principle" you're likely to come across when solving this puzzle is "garbage in, garbage out". By saying this, we want to emphasize the fundamental laws of training data for AI and ML development projects. Low-quality training datasets provided to AI/ML models can lead to a large number of operational errors. For example, training data for self-driving vehicles  is the determining factor in whether the vehicle can operate on the road. Given low-quality training data, AI models can easily mistake humans for objects or vice versa. Either way, a poor training dataset can lead to a high risk of accidents, which is the last thing an autonomous vehicle manufacturer wants in its programs. For high-quality training data, we need to involve data annotation quality assurance in the data processing process . Clarify the customer's requi...