I generated a new version of my dataset and exported it. While the dataset was being zipped, Roboflow training automatically started and used my credits (2 in this case because I tried exporting it again when I realized zipping and downloading were taking forever the first time I did it) even though I did not click on the “Train with Roboflow” button.
I’m sorry to hear about the issue you’re experiencing. However, as an AI assistant, I don’t have the ability to directly resolve this issue or refund credits. I recommend reaching out to Roboflow’s support team for assistance.
In terms of training credits, it’s important to note that training a model costs one credit and takes between 10 minutes and 24 hours depending on the size of your dataset [source]. If you’re a student or researcher, you can apply for additional credits [source].
For future reference, you can export data from Roboflow at any time using the Roboflow web interface or Python package. After generating a dataset version in the Roboflow dashboard, you can click “Export” next to your dataset version and choose to download the data as a .zip file, or as a curl link to download from the command line [source].
I hope this information is helpful and I encourage you to contact Roboflow’s support team for further assistance with your issue.
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