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yolov8 docs update #69

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    • Added a section in the YOLOv8 documentation detailing the import functionality for datasets with different folder structures.
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The pull request updates the YOLOv8 documentation in Datumaro to clarify dataset import capabilities. Specifically, the change adds a note explaining that Datumaro can now handle dataset imports with flexible folder structures, particularly when datasets are exported to the Ultralytics YOLO format. The documentation update provides an example of a supported directory structure to help users understand the import flexibility.

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site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_v8.md Added documentation note about dataset import flexibility for YOLOv8 format, illustrating folder structure variations

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YOLO datasets now free to be
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Import with ease, no structure tight! 🚀


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site/content/en/docs/formats/yolo_v8.md (2)

182-196: LGTM! Clear explanation of flexible folder structure support.

The added section effectively documents Datumaro's ability to handle alternative folder structures, with a good practical example referencing Roboflow. This helps users understand the flexibility in dataset organization.

Consider these minor enhancements to make the documentation even clearer:

 Since some tools (e.g. [roboflow](https://roboflow.com/formats/yolov8-pytorch-txt))
 have the folders order switched when exporting to Ultralytics YOLO format,
-datumaro can also import dataset with folders like that:
+datumaro can also import datasets with an alternative folder structure:

Also, consider adding a note that this is particularly useful when working with datasets exported from various annotation tools, not just Roboflow.


182-182: Consider adding issue references for better traceability.

Since this change addresses specific issues (openvinotoolkit#111 and openvinotoolkit#222), consider adding a note referencing these issues in a comment or in the section introduction. This helps maintain the connection between the documentation and the problems it solves.

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@Eldies Eldies merged commit a3ed10b into develop Dec 25, 2024
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