docs(datasets) Add how to use partitioner docs #3871
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Good morning I can't understand how to use ChosenPartitioner from datasets import load_dataset Directly from a directorydataset = load_dataset(‘imagefolder’, data_dir=‘/path/to/folder’) But it returns an error on the ChosenPartitioner line ImportError: cannot import name ‘PathologicalPartitioner’ from ‘flwr_datasets.partitioner’ Translated with DeepL.com (free version) |
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Issue
During the Flower Dataset user study, there was a problem with users not having easy material that explained how to use different partitioning schemes with FederatedDataset.
Description
One issue that was present is using FederatedDataset in the docs that use just the shortcut API
partitioners={"train": 10}which stands forpartitioners={"train": IidPartitioner(10)}(which is addressed). The second problem is the lack of a tutorial to explain that.Proposal
Add a basic Jupyter Notebook tutorial that explains how to use FederatedDataset with different
Partitioners.Explanation
Emphasize that it's basically very easy because it has the same API.