Visual Layer analyzes the data in order to detect and surface suspected mislabeled data. This process involves identifying discrepancies between the Visual Layer analysis and the provided labeled.

Both Images and objects can be detected as mislabeled. Unlike image mislabels, object mislabels can result from incorrectly positioned or sized bounding boxes, leading to the capture of partial, occluded or multiple objects.

For each mislabeled asset, Visual Layer provides a confidence score, which reflects the system's level of certainty about the detection as a percentage.

In addition, Visual Layer offers suggestions to correct mislabeled data.

1. Go to Dataset Inventoryview and select a dataset by clicking on it
2. Select the required view: Images view or Objects view
3. In the top filter bar, go to "Issues" filter, select "mislabeled" and apply the filter. Alternatively, use the right pane "Issues" section and select "mislabeled".
   1. Mislabeled confidence threshold
      1. Users can filter data by setting a custom confidence threshold range for mislabeled assets. This functionality is available in the Quality section of the right-side pane.
         For each mislabeled asset, Visual Layer provides a confidence score, which reflects the system's level of certainty about the detection as a percentage.

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• The logical operator between items listed in the dropdown list of filters and within a section in the right pane is "OR".

• The logical operator between the filter types (User tags, Labels, Issues, etc.) is "AND", as well as for items selected in multiple separate sections in the right pane.

4. The returned results comprise clusters of images or objects, depending on the selected view, each containing mislabeled item.

5. Explore the cluster view to find the objects that were detected as mislabeled.

Visual Layer Explainability

6. Navigate to the Image screen by clicking on an image. Identify any mislabels and review the explanation under the "Issues" section. Take note of the confidence level provided by Visual Layer.