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I have a set of frames in which different animals are visible. I have annotated them using CVAT's polygon feature. Now, all I need to do is cropping the annotation part and extracting the features as a CSV file.

I can extract the features using VGG16 in MATLAB using a code like below:

net = vgg16;
I = imread('myImage.jpg');
featureMap = activations(net, I, 'pool5');
disp(featureMap);

As I want to use my data in Weka, and I want to get rid of image files and I want to train my algorithm using the features. The algorithms that I want to use are Decision Tree, SVM and RCNN.

How can I crop the annotated part in CVAT? and How can I get my features as a CSV file?

Naser.Sadeghi
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First, I uploaded the COCO results of CVAT with the output images to Roboflow and cropped the images based on the defined rectangle box in COCO (JSON) file.

After that, as I had three different classes, I created three different folders and named them like my classes. Then, I copied cropped images of each class to the relevant folder.

Finally, using MATLAB, I ran the following code to extract the features using vgg16:

imds = imageDatastore('E:/...', ...
'IncludeSubfolders',true,'LabelSource','foldernames');
%% 
[imdsTrain, imdsValidation] = splitEachLabel(imds,0.7,'randomized');
%% 
net = vgg16;
%% 
layer = 'fc8';
%% 
featuresTrain = activations(net, imdsTrain, layer, 'OutputAs','channels');
featuresTest = activations(net, imdsValidation, layer, 'OutputAs','channels');

Having the train set and test set ready I created two different .csv files, and copied their content to those two files and for classification, I used WEKA.

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