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Training time with Racoon dataset and training on google Colab #442
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To run it you'll need to run it in terminal like:
e.g.
Long story-short: If you are using Jupyter Notebooks or Google Colab you do not need to have the argparse module in your notebook. You'll need to make sure that the original script you take the code does not require external input from a config. file and/or command line input. Hope this helps! I'll follow-up with a Google Colab. notebook if I write one. |
Hi, I am a newbie and I am trying to practice yolo2 from your git. As I am not familiar with Command line window, I did every thing on Google Colab. I have some problems and want to ask you guys for help
In the
outline of steps
there is a partRun this script to convert annotations in COCO format to VOC format + https://gist.github.com/chicham/6ed3842d0d2014987186#file-coco2pascal-py
I really don't know how to properly do this with so many .py files can configurations so I try with Raccoon dataset (which is already in VOC format). However, there are the github contain
images
andannotation
folders along with many .py files and I again dont know how to use them. So instead I downloaded the Raccoon data set, splitted them manually and then uploaded back onto my colab directory. It really took a lot of time, where can I learn about this ?About Raccoon dataset, there are only 200 images in total. But when I copy
YOLO-step-by-step.ijpynb
, fix the classes and the label, then train for 20 epoch, it took about 7m30 for every epoch. I would like to ask is it normal.For some .py files, there seem to be the main_(args) function. I don't really know how to use them as well as their arguments. If possible can someone explain it how to run the code in colab
If anyone has a Colab version of the implementation, I would be so greatful if I could get a copy of it.
This may seem basic stupid questions but I have spent almost a week on them and couldn't find the answer.
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