If you decide to re-import it, it’s important to NOT run detection on the cropped and rotated images. Like we discussed in this thread the new beluga detector was trained on real-world data so when it sees perfectly cropped and rotated images, it doesn’t know what to make of it and can’t place annotations correctly.
I checked with Jason whether it’s possible to overwrite a bulk import and it doesn’t seem likely. One of two scenarios likely occurred:
- If this was the same import we discussed during last week’s call, I’m almost certain we confirmed it could be deleted so that it could be re-imported with the re-named spreadsheet. Otherwise, it may have been deleted prior to then. Jason was able to confirm it was originally uploaded Sept 26, 2023. I’ll send you the spreadsheet from that first upload (2019 S09WildbookStandardFormat) so you can compare it with the most recent one you shared last week (WildbookStandardFormat_2019_S09_Historical).
- When it was originally imported, it was never committed from the review page. This makes the spreadsheet visible to us on the backend, but it wouldn’t show up in your import history if the results weren’t committed.
That said, since there’s no record of this 2019 import in your account, it’s safe to import the data you have and treat it as a fresh start.