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--- importing_annotations_to_training_sessions [2024/07/17 15:16] – created chris
+++ importing_annotations_to_training_sessions [2025/11/14 16:30] (current) – chris
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 === Existing Annotations ===
-If an image in a Case Collection has existing annotations, these will be detected and the option to toggle them on and off will appear automatically in the top right of the viewport in a training session.
+If you have imported annotations for a particular file using API calls into PMA.core, or via our Life Sciences software PIMSls, then images with existing annotations will be detected and the option to toggle them on and off will appear automatically in the top right of the viewport in a training session.
 It doesn't matter if they are Third-Party (e.g. Halo, Visiopharm…) or made in Pathomation software, all detected annotations for that image in that folder will appear.\\
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 ===What If I Don’t Already Have Annotations?===
-If you don’t already have annotations, you can make in your preferred Pathomation software such as PIMSLS, or in Pathotrainer directly.\\
+If you don’t already have annotations, you can make in your preferred Pathomation software such as PIMSLS, or in PathoTrainer directly.\\
-In Pathotrainer, when you are Creating a Case Collection or Editing an existing one, you can click on the image or the Annotations button for an image in a case to modify annotations:
+In PathoTrainer, when you are Creating a Case Collection or Editing an existing one, you can click on the image or the Annotations button for an image in a case to modify annotations:
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 ===My Image Has Annotations But I Want To Hide Them For A Training Session===
-Not a problem - in this case, we recommend duplicating the image to another folder using PMA.core / your storage management software of choice. Then using the duplicate in the case collection / training session.
+Not a problem - check out [[custom interaction modes]] to define an interaction mode in which only annotations made in your session will appear
-Make sure you do not copy any third party annotation files with the image file.