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Hello, thanks a lot for sharing this code. It is really helpful. I have tried out your example on the yymnist dataset you provided, but I wanted to train my own dataset which I have created. I took a look at the files that were generated when I ran the make_data.py with the example you mentioned in your readme file, and this was the directory structure:
I want to use transfer learning to start with the original yolov3.weights file and take it from there. I am using labelImg as an image annotation tool, and I would like to know how I can convert this structure to be usable in your code. Each image has a corresponding text file which contains the annotation in the format that labelImg exports it in: <class-id> <x> <y> <w> <h> which are all normalised. But for your file I see something like this(yymnist_train.txt) : dataset/train/000001.jpg 136,361,150,375,3 328,125,412,209,4 244,25,328,109,6
Can you please help me convert my annotated dataset into the format that is accepted in your code?
Many thanks in advance!
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Hello, thanks a lot for sharing this code. It is really helpful. I have tried out your example on the yymnist dataset you provided, but I wanted to train my own dataset which I have created. I took a look at the files that were generated when I ran the
make_data.py
with the example you mentioned in your readme file, and this was the directory structure:So far, this is very similar to what I have as well :
I want to use transfer learning to start with the original yolov3.weights file and take it from there. I am using labelImg as an image annotation tool, and I would like to know how I can convert this structure to be usable in your code. Each image has a corresponding text file which contains the annotation in the format that labelImg exports it in:
<class-id> <x> <y> <w> <h>
which are all normalised. But for your file I see something like this(yymnist_train.txt) :dataset/train/000001.jpg 136,361,150,375,3 328,125,412,209,4 244,25,328,109,6
Can you please help me convert my annotated dataset into the format that is accepted in your code?
Many thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: