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Hi, thanks for developing this library. I just wander if it would make sense and be possible to allow giving as input_folder the complete path to the folder that contains the files. For example I'm working with images and annotations and i have the following structure
The problem is that ratio function asks for the input_folder to be the path to a directory, which in my case would be data. But this would also split the annotations, which would be great if the split for the annotations would mirror the split for the images, but apparently it does not. It seems that the split for images is independent from the split of annotations, for example i can find im_1.jpg in the train folder and the im_1.xml in the validation folder.
Thanks, and keep on the excellent work that you are doing.
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Hi, thanks for developing this library. I just wander if it would make sense and be possible to allow giving as
input_folder
the complete path to the folder that contains the files. For example I'm working with images and annotations and i have the following structuredata\
- images\
- im_1.jpg
- im_2.jpg
- ...
- annotations\
- im_1.xml
- im_2.xml
- ...
The problem is that
ratio
function asks for theinput_folder
to be the path to a directory, which in my case would bedata
. But this would also split theannotations
, which would be great if the split for the annotations would mirror the split for the images, but apparently it does not. It seems that the split for images is independent from the split of annotations, for example i can findim_1.jpg
in thetrain
folder and theim_1.xml
in thevalidation
folder.Thanks, and keep on the excellent work that you are doing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: