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iPlayer: an open-source tool for time-windowed video annotation of human physical activity and behaviour

2025-04-20

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We present iPlayer, a video annotation tool for direct observation of human activity. In contrast to other tools generally designed for continuous or intermittent annotation, iPlayer is optimized for annotations of specific time windows. The tool is cross-platform (MacOS, Windows, and Linux), open-source, locally-run, and configurable to support different labels and time window sizes. Users can annotate multiple a...

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Literature Corpus work: 27c8dff9-fd9b-5347-a726-e8fcb2261a16
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.17.25326032

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