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Could you please check the following suggestions in order to fix the issue you are facing, as it looks like the Label Studio can’t detect the comma separator in your CSV file. Typically, this error (“Cannot find provided separator ‘,’…”) happens when:
• The file isn’t actually comma-separated (it might have tabs or semicolons).
• Extra quotes or mismatched quoting breaks the first line.
• A header row is missing or unexpectedly formatted (for example, quoting the header names can sometimes cause issues).
Steps to fix this:
Check if the file is truly comma-separated. If it’s tab-separated, try adding sep=" \t" in the labeling config, or convert the file to commas.
Remove excessive quotes from the header line if they exist.
Confirm each row has the same number of fields as the header row.
Then, to plot 8 time series for classification, you can do something like:
Make sure the CSV columns match the “column=” attributes in the <Channel> tags. Once your separator matches the file format, it should properly load all eight series.
Hello, I want to plot 8 time series stored in same file in same row, and choose between 4 labels for classification.
But i'm getting problem importing the csv 'Problems with parsing CSV: Cannot find provided separator ",". Row 1:
URL: undefined$' what does it mean ?
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