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Release splits and grouped data

Create train, validation, and test membership without leakage.

Split policy is a modeling and provenance decision. Related views, sequences, documents, patients, acquisitions, or Data Groups may need to remain in one split to prevent leakage.

A release is a versioned annotation snapshot with:

  • visibility such as Private or Public;

  • modality;

  • version number;

  • creation date;

  • item counts;

  • data preview;

  • annotation preview;

  • Clone Release;

  • Overview, Data, and Settings tabs;

  • item type, data ID, preview, ground truth, and metadata.

A release can contain video, document, and audio items together. Metadata is represented as structured content: video metadata can include frame, video, and audio facts, while document metadata includes PDF and page information.

Use this in production

  • Choose the split unit before choosing percentages.

  • Keep related Data Group members, study series, time-adjacent sequences, or same-entity samples together when required.

  • Record the random seed or deterministic membership rule when available.

  • Inspect class, source, modality, and difficulty distribution across splits.

  • Treat split changes as a new release version.


Related Unitlab capability guides: Unitlab’s multimodal annotation platform · Unitlab’s data curation platform