Load and parse metadata for CIFAR-10, CIFAR-100 #502
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* cifar10.meta['label_names'] * cifar100.meta['fine_label_names'] * cifar100.meta['coarse_label_names']
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* cifar10.meta['label_names'] * cifar100.meta['fine_label_names'] * cifar100.meta['coarse_label_names']
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pytorch#506) This reverts commit 972b80c.
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As CIFAR-* image labels are encoded numerically, it would be helpful to have string labels for human readers. It's good to know CIFAR archive has metadata for that.
For example, in Pytorch blitz tutorial, we might rewrite the following code:
as:
and we can extend CIFAR-10 to CIFAR-100 easily with: