Kili Features
What are the features of Kili?
Quality
- Labeler Quality
- Task Quality
- Data Quality
- Human-in-the-Loop
Automation
- Machine Learning Pre-Labeling
- Automatic Routing of Labeling
Image Annotation
- Image Segmentation
- Object Detection
- Object Tracking
- Data Types
Natural Language Annotation
- Named Entity Recognition
- Sentiment Detection
- OCR
Speech Annotation
- Transcription
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Model Development
Language Support | Supports programming languages such as Java, C, or Python. Supports front-end languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript | Not enough data | |
Drag and Drop | Offers the ability for developers to drag and drop pieces of code or algorithms when building models | Not enough data | |
Pre-Built Algorithms | Provides users with pre-built algorithms for simpler model development | Not enough data | |
Model Training | Supplies large data sets for training individual models | Not enough data | |
Pre-Built Algorithms | Provides users with pre-built algorithms for simpler model development | Not enough data | |
Model Training | Supplies large data sets for training individual models | Not enough data | |
Feature Engineering | Transforms raw data into features that better represent the underlying problem to the predictive models | Not enough data |
Machine/Deep Learning Services
Computer Vision | Offers image recognition services | Not enough data | |
Natural Language Processing | Offers natural language processing services | Not enough data | |
Natural Language Generation | Offers natural language generation services | Not enough data | |
Artificial Neural Networks | Offers artificial neural networks for users | Not enough data | |
Computer Vision | Offers image recognition services | Not enough data | |
Natural Language Understanding | Offers natural language understanding services | Not enough data | |
Natural Language Generation | Offers natural language generation services | Not enough data | |
Deep Learning | Provides deep learning capabilities | Not enough data |
Deployment
Managed Service | Manages the intelligent application for the user, reducing the need of infrastructure | Not enough data | |
Application | Allows users to insert machine learning into operating applications | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Provides easily scaled machine learning applications and infrastructure | Not enough data | |
Language Flexibility | Allows users to input models built in a variety of languages. | Not enough data | |
Framework Flexibility | Allows users to choose the framework or workbench of their preference. | Not enough data | |
Versioning | Records versioning as models are iterated upon. | Not enough data | |
Ease of Deployment | Provides a way to quickly and efficiently deploy machine learning models. | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Offers a way to scale the use of machine learning models across an enterprise. | Not enough data | |
Managed Service | Manages the intelligent application for the user, reducing the need of infrastructure | Not enough data | |
Application | Allows users to insert machine learning into operating applications | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Provides easily scaled machine learning applications and infrastructure | Not enough data | |
Language Flexibility | Allows users to input models built in a variety of languages. | Not enough data | |
Framework Flexibility | Allows users to choose the framework or workbench of their preference. | Not enough data | |
Versioning | Records versioning as models are iterated upon. | Not enough data | |
Ease of Deployment | Provides a way to quickly and efficiently deploy machine learning models. | Not enough data | |
Scalability | Offers a way to scale the use of machine learning models across an enterprise. | Not enough data | |
Integrations | Can integrate well with other software. | Not enough data |
Management
Cataloging | Records and organizes all machine learning models that have been deployed across the business. | Not enough data | |
Monitoring | Tracks the performance and accuracy of machine learning models. | Not enough data | |
Governing | Provisions users based on authorization to both deploy and iterate upon machine learning models. | Not enough data | |
Model Registry | Allows users to manage model artifacts and tracks which models are deployed in production. | Not enough data | |
Cataloging | Records and organizes all machine learning models that have been deployed across the business. | Not enough data | |
Monitoring | Tracks the performance and accuracy of machine learning models. | Not enough data | |
Governing | Provisions users based on authorization to both deploy and iterate upon machine learning models. | Not enough data |
System
Data Ingestion & Wrangling | Gives user ability to import a variety of data sources for immediate use | Not enough data | |
Language Support | Supports programming languages such as Java, C, or Python. Supports front-end languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript | Not enough data | |
Drag and Drop | Offers the ability for developers to drag and drop pieces of code or algorithms when building models | Not enough data |
Quality
Labeler Quality | Based on 19 Kili reviews. Gives user a metric to determine the quality of data labelers, based on consistency scores, domain knowledge, dynamic ground truth, and more. | 91% (Based on 19 reviews) | |
Task Quality | Ensures that labeling tasks are accurate through consensus, review, anomaly detection, and more. 22 reviewers of Kili have provided feedback on this feature. | 92% (Based on 22 reviews) | |
Data Quality | Ensures the data is of a high quality as compared to benchmark. 21 reviewers of Kili have provided feedback on this feature. | 90% (Based on 21 reviews) | |
Human-in-the-Loop | As reported in 20 Kili reviews. Gives user the ability to review and edit labels. | 91% (Based on 20 reviews) |
Automation
Machine Learning Pre-Labeling | Based on 19 Kili reviews. Uses models to predict the correct label for a given input (image, video, audio, text, etc.). | 89% (Based on 19 reviews) | |
Automatic Routing of Labeling | Based on 13 Kili reviews. Automatically route input to the optimal labeler or labeling service based on predicted speed and cost. | 87% (Based on 13 reviews) |
Image Annotation
Image Segmentation | Based on 16 Kili reviews. Has the ability to place imaginary boxes or polygons around objects or pixels in an image. | 91% (Based on 16 reviews) | |
Object Detection | has the ability to detect objects within images. This feature was mentioned in 19 Kili reviews. | 91% (Based on 19 reviews) | |
Object Tracking | Based on 15 Kili reviews. Track unique object IDs across multiple video frames | 88% (Based on 15 reviews) | |
Data Types | Supports a range of different types of images (satelite, thermal cameras, etc.) This feature was mentioned in 19 Kili reviews. | 91% (Based on 19 reviews) |
Natural Language Annotation
Named Entity Recognition | Gives user the ability to extract entities from text (such as locations and names). This feature was mentioned in 18 Kili reviews. | 91% (Based on 18 reviews) | |
Sentiment Detection | Based on 10 Kili reviews. Gives user the ability to tag text based on its sentiment. | 87% (Based on 10 reviews) | |
OCR | Gives user the ability to label and verify text data in an image. This feature was mentioned in 11 Kili reviews. | 89% (Based on 11 reviews) |
Speech Annotation
Transcription | Allows the user to transcribe audio. This feature was mentioned in 13 Kili reviews. | 87% (Based on 13 reviews) | |
Emotion Recognition | Gives user the ability to label emotions in recorded audio. | Not enough data |
Operations
Metrics | Control model usage and performance in production | Not enough data | |
Infrastructure management | Deploy mission-critical ML applications where and when you need them | Not enough data | |
Collaboration | Easily compare experiments—code, hyperparameters, metrics, predictions, dependencies, system metrics, and more—to understand differences in model performance. | Not enough data |
Recognition Type
Emotion Detection | Provides the ability to recognize and detect emotions. | Not enough data | |
Object Detection | Provides the ability to recognize various types of objects in various scenarios and settings. | Not enough data | |
Text Detection | Provides the ability to recognize texts. | Not enough data | |
Motion Analysis | Processes video, or image sequences, to track objects or individuals. | Not enough data | |
Scene Reconstruction | Given images of a scene, or a video, scene reconstruction computes a 3D model of a scene. | Not enough data | |
Logo Detection | Allows users to detect logos in images. | Not enough data | |
Explicit Content Detection | Detects inappropriate material in images. | Not enough data | |
Video Detection | Provides the ability to detect objects, humans, etc. in video footage. | Not enough data |
Facial Recognition
Facial Analysis | Allow users to analyze face attributes, such as whether or not the face is smiling or the eyes are open. | Not enough data | |
Face Comparison | Give users the ability to compare different faces to one another. | Not enough data |
Labeling
Model Training | Allows users to train model and provide feedback regarding the model's outputs. | Not enough data | |
Bounding Boxes | Allows users to select given items in an image for the purposes of image recognition. | Not enough data | |
Custom Image Detection | Provides the ability to build custom image detection models. | Not enough data |
Integration - Machine Learning
Integration | Supports integration with multiple data sources for seamless data input. | Not enough data |
Learning - Machine Learning
Training Data | Enhances output accuracy and speed through efficient ingestion and processing of training data. | Not enough data | |
Actionable Insights | Generates actionable insights by applying learned patterns to key issues. | Not enough data | |
Algorithm | Continuously improves and adapts to new data using specified algorithms. | Not enough data |