Selecting images for manual annotation

A system for selecting images for manual annotation, the system comprising:

• at least one processor configured to:
• access a group of images, the group of images comprises a first image corresponding to a first point in time, a second image corresponding to a second point in time and at least two more images, each image of the at least two more images corresponds to a point in time;
• present to a user at least part of the first image;
• receive from the user first annotation data associated with the first image;
• present to the user at least part of the second image;
• receive from the user second annotation data associated with the second image;
• compare the first annotation data and the second annotation data;
• based on a result of the comparison of the first annotation data and the second annotation data, the first point in time, the second point in time, and the points in time corresponding to at least some of the at least two more images, select a third image of the at least two more images;
• present to the user at least part of the selected third image;
• and
• receive from the user third annotation data associated with the third image.

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing data and computer implementable instructions for carrying out a method for selecting images for manual annotation, the method comprising:

• accessing a group of images, the group of images comprises a first image corresponding to a first point in time, a second image corresponding to a second point in time and at least two more images, each image of the at least two more images corresponds to a point in time;
• presenting to a user at least part of the first image;
• receiving from the user first annotation data associated with the first image;
• presenting to the user at least part of the second image;
• receiving from the user second annotation data associated with the second image;
• comparing the first annotation data and the second annotation data;
• based on a result of the comparison of the first annotation data and the second annotation data, the first point in time, the second point in time, and the points in time corresponding to at least some of the at least two more images, selecting a third image of the at least two more images;
• presenting to the user at least part of the selected third image;
• and
• receiving from the user third annotation data associated with the third image.