Export Results as CSV file

Our system supports exporting metrics and submetrics in CSV format. This is ideal if you need to work with data in a flexible, machine-readable format for further processing or integration with other systems.

The CSV file contains one row for each image, generic fields like image ID, subject ID, date/time, image quality parameters, and all calculated skin parameters (metrics). The metrics are stored for each facial area, column names reflect related algorithm and area names. For example, for the "lines" algorithm the column names are:

lines-face-Lines Score lines-forehead-Lines Score lines-left_cheek-Lines Score lines-left_eye_area-Lines Score lines-left_eye_corner-Lines Score lines-right_cheek-Lines Score lines-right_eye_area-Lines Score lines-right_eye_corner-Lines Score lines-face-Jowls Grade lines-face-Sagging Score

Please note, that the "overall" metric value is stored in the "face" area field (lines-face-Lines Score).

Export as CSV file feature is available for all plans

Export via API is available only for Professional Plan clients.

Note that only those batches/images with results will be included in the CSV file. If no result is available for an image, it will not be included in the export.

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Export Results as CSV from SaaS B2B UI

• Navigate to the Datasets section in SaaS.

• Go to the “CSV export” tab.

• Click on the “Schedule CSV export” button.

  
• Select the period for the export and set of metrics that you want to export. Currently, there is two options: export Face Skin Metrics 3.0 results or export Face Skin Metrics 2.0 and other metrics.

  
• You will see your export being scheduled. Depending on the amout of data, the report might take some time to process.

• Update the page to see the updated status.

• Click to "Download CSV" to download the CSV.

  

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Exporting Results as CSV from API

Available only for Professional Plan clients

For technical implementation details, such as request format and available filters, please refer to the CSV export API documentation.

Opening CSV file in Microsoft Excel

Due to the complexity of the CSV file structure, Microsoft Excel may not display the CSV file correctly if you open it directly. The instructions below will help you open the file so that it is ready for use and reading.

On you Mac

1. Open Microsoft Excel.

2. Create a new file.

3. In the Menu bar select File and then select Import.

4. In the opened window, select CSV file.

5. Click Import and select the file you want to work with.

6. On the step 1 of the wizard, select Delimeted and click Next.

   
7. On the step 2, select Semicolon as delimeter.

   
8. Click Finish.

9. Select where to put the data and click Import.

10. After that Excel will import the data to your spreadsheet.

On your Windows

1. Open Microsoft Excel.

2. Create a new file.

3. In the Menu bar select Data and then select From Text/CSV.

4. In the opened window, select CSV file.

   
5. Next, select Semicolon as delimeter.

   
6. Click Load.

7. After that Excel will import the data to your spreadsheet.

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