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• Hardware (RGX 3080)
• Network Type (Classification)
• TLT Version format_version: 2.0
toolkit_version: 3.22.05
published_date: 05/25/2022()
• Training spec file
• How to reproduce the issue ?
Hi there.
I am experiencing an UnknownImageError and I would like to check that my naming convention is not the cause:
Does this mean that I need to put “–” in front of each .jpg name?
Does it mean that I need to put “–” in front of each class name folder?
Does it mean that I need to put “__” in front of “train”, “val” and “test” directory names?
I note that the datasets in the tao-voc exercise were not named this way.
My 2 classes are currently named “1.jpg” - “502.jpg” and “01.jpg” - “0502.jpg”.
Have I got this wrong?
No, it’s just an indicator of folder relation.
You can check how the files are splitted into train/val/test in “tao-voc/classification.ipynb”, it just uses the normal folder name and file name.
There is no update from you for a period, assuming this is not an issue anymore. Hence we are closing this topic. If need further support, please open a new one.
Thanks
I think the naming is fine, basically the script uses glob.glob to get the “*.jpg” file names in the source folder as a filename list and then shuffle and split to different folders, there is no specific naming rule for the file names.
