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train #28
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The default dataset for training is retrieval-SfM-120k it's not necessary to set it for train. Use newest version of code. |
Have you tried running the train example from README training section? I.e., have you tried running the following line:
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I eliminated quotation marks ex) p.s. I'm using Window 10, not Linux. |
This might be the reason, we have only tested it on Linux, so far. It is good to know the code runs on Windows as well. |
However, because of Linux commands like |
If the problem is only in the download script, then this can be solved by manually downloading necessary files from cnnimageretrieval website. It should be clear from the download script how the data should be arranged (folder structure). I don't know if it is too much work to do it manually though, but it is only done once, so it might be worth it. Hope this helps anyhow. |
That is great idea. Thank you :) |
@Garamda if you do manage to run it with Windows, can you post your findings here? It might be very useful for many other Windows users, and we would be very grateful. If it is easier for you, you can even open a new issue named 'Running the toolbox on Windows'. Thank you. |
Alright. If I can, I ll do it :) |
hi, i have a problem when i run the train.py
error: argyment --training-dataset/-d: invalid choice: 'retrieval-SfM-120k',
can you give me some advices?thanks
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