We are excited to share the 5th video in our Computer Video Annotation Course, which will guide you through the process of using the CVAT Command Line Interface (CLI).

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In the fifth video of our Computer Video Annotation Course, we will take a deep dive into the world of CLI and its many uses in video annotation. We'll start by providing an overview of what CLI is and when it can be useful.  

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CLI allows you to interact with a computer by typing commands into a terminal or command prompt, rather than using a graphical user interface (GUI). This can be especially useful when working with large datasets, automating tasks, or running tasks on a remote server.

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Next, we'll walk you through the installation and setup process for CLI, including instructions on how to install the CVAT package and set up the environment to run it.

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Once you have the environment set up, we'll provide demonstrations of how to run various commands (with parameters) in CLI and what the responses will look like.

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All concepts are explained with practical examples and real-world use cases, making it easy to understand and apply what you learn in this video to your video annotation projects.

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