Image loader support for numeric arrays #20
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@khannaekta Could you please update the description in the header of the script since it still says: Also could you be more explicit when describing |
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May 11, 2020 18:37
Prior to this commit, the image_loader assumed that the labels can only be passed in as single values, instead of arrays. This does not hold true for certain networks.
Add an example to the notebook for support of numeric array
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This PR adds support for numeric array labels when loading images. It also adds a new param
LABEL_DATATYPEfor the user to specify the SQL datatype of the label (for example: int, smallint, bigint etc), default being TEXT. Also, the user does not need to specify weather the dependent var columny(created in the table) is an array or not, the script figures that out based on the input.