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Thank you so very much for the impressive work and for making it open source.
Out of curiosity I was wondering if you are going to explain how one could get it to work with custom datasets (by that i mean not from the list of supported datasets).
Thank you so very much and best regards,
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One way is to look at scripts/create_datasets.py, we convert datasets into a TFRecord file of tf.Example with two fields:
image is a string containing the png encoded image.
label is an int64 (unused, you can set it to 0)
Once you created two record files for your dataset (train and test), you can simply modify libml/data.py to add your dataset to the dictionary. And then when calling lag.py you would need to add --dataset=your_dataset_name.
Hello,
Thank you so very much for the impressive work and for making it open source.
Out of curiosity I was wondering if you are going to explain how one could get it to work with custom datasets (by that i mean not from the list of supported datasets).
Thank you so very much and best regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: