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7.4
Chapter 7 Tagging Objects with the Nokia Point & Find Client Application
Multiple tags
Creating multiple tags of the
same object with different im-
ages of the object (from different
angles and distances, and under
different lighting conditions)
helps achieve the best object
recognition success.
New users must register
Collaborators who are new
usersmustrstsignupforthe
NokiaPoint&FindManagement
Portal on the registration page
at: http://pointandnd.nokia.
com/?register
Set your Tagging Rate
The second item in the Advanced Settings box is the Tagging Rate
setting, which can be set to Single or Repeat.
Select Single for one tag per label when tagging, or Repeat for the
multiple tags per label option.
In general, you’ll want to use the repeat setting for its ease of use
with multiple tagging. The single tagging rate option is generally a
cautious setting geared toward training and public use (user-gener-
ated content).
With the tagging rate set to repeat, you can create multiple tags of
the same object without the need to repeatedly enter or select the
same label, which makes tagging quick and easy.
Create your world’s directory structure
and object labels
Make directories and object labels using the Management Portal be-
fore tagging the objects of your world, and the tagging process with
your mobile device will be quick and easy.
Creating your directories and labels before tagging will also help
ensure your tags are well organized right from the start of building
your world. (See page 6.22, Organise Directories, for details on creating
directories and labels.)
When creating your directories, choose Location Independent in
the Region section (the default), unless you are creating a country-
specic directory for a country-specic world.
Enable collaborators
access to generate tags for your world
1. Using the Management Portal, go to the Access Management
section under the Manage Worlds tab. You’ll see the world’s
collaborator list.
2. Add a New Collaborator by typing in the Nokia Point & Find user
name or email address of a registered user.