Imagine you need to deliver quantitative results to your supervisor on a new dataset and you only have your samples and no annotations, how do to it in practise in less than 30mins?
I am assuming here that you have:
Set the correct permission with the following policy by right-clicking on the bucket link and then properties - > Edit Bucket policies and insert the following:
Open it with MS excel ( very important not to mess around with the .csv extension) and copy in the column image_url the list or urls that you want to crowdsource. Following the rest of the instructions and wait! You should be able to download the results in minutes..
- a Crowdflower / Amazon Mechanical Turk account
- an Amazon AWS account
aws s3 sync /media/myimages/ s3://bucket-name
Set the correct permission with the following policy by right-clicking on the bucket link and then properties - > Edit Bucket policies and insert the following:
{ "Version":"2008-10-17", "Statement":[{ "Sid":"AllowPublicRead", "Effect":"Allow", "Principal": { "AWS": "*" }, "Action":["s3:GetObject"], "Resource":["arn:aws:s3:::bucket/*" ] } ] }Expose it with cloudfront and wait for 15minutes.... Then you have your list of files exposed worldwide. Generate a list of urls like
http://d3sdfsdfsodfsfdn.cloudfront.net/mysuperfile1.jpg http://d3sdfsdfsodfsfdn.cloudfront.net/mysuperfile2.jpg http://d3sdfsdfsodfsfdn.cloudfront.net/mysuperfile3.jpg http://d3sdfsdfsodfsfdn.cloudfront.net/mysuperfile4.jpgnow login into crodwflower, design create a new job and in the CSM
Click on Manage data - > upoad and dowload the csv template.
Open it with MS excel ( very important not to mess around with the .csv extension) and copy in the column image_url the list or urls that you want to crowdsource. Following the rest of the instructions and wait! You should be able to download the results in minutes..
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