Hello, i need to delete some trained objects, but the only way is to clear the memory and all trained objects will be deleted. Is there a fix for deleting only selected ones?
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If we had the ability to up-vote features, I think this one would have a lot of votes. Very frustrating to have a lot of objects trained, but need to get rid of just one that was poorly trained and is causing false positives and need to start all over again.
The list of items to add to that function is lengthy. To visit a significant code base requires scheduled time to prioritize and focus on it. Without focus, proper consideration and planning for the changes, significant performance or bugs can be introduced.
The vote is important and prioritizing it will be taking into consideration.
At the moment we are pushing hard on the final touches of ezbits and a new /2 firmware with additional performance enhancements. And the IoTiny
I would love for that feature to be implemented!
@DJ Any timeline for this feature DJ? Thanks.
No time line
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If we had the ability to up-vote features, I think this one would have a lot of votes. Very frustrating to have a lot of objects trained, but need to get rid of just one that was poorly trained and is causing false positives and need to start all over again.
Alan
I understand. However there's a lot going on
Totally understand. Just votimg to raise it up the list, not necessarily to the top
The list of items to add to that function is lengthy. To visit a significant code base requires scheduled time to prioritize and focus on it. Without focus, proper consideration and planning for the changes, significant performance or bugs can be introduced.
The vote is important and prioritizing it will be taking into consideration.
At the moment we are pushing hard on the final touches of ezbits and a new /2 firmware with additional performance enhancements. And the IoTiny