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Hi, I am using your code to create a backdoored model.
The data provided from the link inside dataset/download.txt are not in sync with the code anymore. For example, the code expects:
dataset/GTSRB-new/train/train.txt
directories that include the string "random" under dataset/GTSRB-new/
dataset/GTSRB-new/train/train-0-0.2.txt
dataset/GTSRB-new/train/val-0-0.0.txt
image files under some sub-directories (that I don't have) with the string "reflection" as well as + and -.
I created the appropriate directories so that the code from strategy.py doesn't crash by downloading the PascalVOC images.
However, I am not sure I am doing this in the right way. It seems that the code expects multiple directories that include the name "random". Why? Also, the image files are expected in a specific format with + and - in the code. Were they saved in this way with some scripting/preprocessing(maybe?) on your end?
Could you please share the data that the code expects?
Thank you so much,
Penny
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi, I am using your code to create a backdoored model.
The data provided from the link inside dataset/download.txt are not in sync with the code anymore. For example, the code expects:
I created the appropriate directories so that the code from strategy.py doesn't crash by downloading the PascalVOC images.
However, I am not sure I am doing this in the right way. It seems that the code expects multiple directories that include the name "random". Why? Also, the image files are expected in a specific format with + and - in the code. Were they saved in this way with some scripting/preprocessing(maybe?) on your end?
Could you please share the data that the code expects?
Thank you so much,
Penny
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: