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Use case: upload project in Supervisely format
For this case the structure of directory should be the following:
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my_project
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├── meta.json
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├── dataset_name_01
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│   ├── ann
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│   │   ├── img_x.jpeg.json
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│   │   ├── img_y.jpeg.json
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│   │   └── img_z.jpeg.json
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│   └── img
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│       ├── img_x.jpeg
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│       ├── img_y.jpeg
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│       └── img_z.jpeg
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├── dataset_name_02
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│   ├── ann
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│   │   ├── img_x.jpeg.json
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│   │   ├── img_y.jpeg.json
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│   │   └── img_z.jpeg.json
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│   └── img
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│       ├── img_x.jpeg
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│       ├── img_y.jpeg
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│       └── img_z.jpeg
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Directory "my_project" contains two folders and file meta.json. For each folder a corresponding dataset will be created inside the project. As you can see, images are separated from annotations.
Let's consider the example above. To upload that project user has to select meta.json file and two directories (dataset_name_01 and dataset_name_02) and drag-and-drop these three elements.
We recomemnd to split images logically into several datasets inside one project.
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The full specification for the format can be found here.

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Use case: upload project in Supervisely format