add bach script #47
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ioangatop
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| """script to create metadata for the BACH dataset | |||
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I would suggest a bit different folder structure:
scripts
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datasets
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BACH
|- README.md
|- generate_metadata.py
Now in README.md we can put some info abou the dataset and then instructions on how to use it (step 1: download the dataset from to this 2. Then execute the script python scripts/datasets/BACH/generate_metadata.py ... etc)
Basically something similar to this
What do you think?
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yes, created an issue for this: #70
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@roman807 I added the logic from here now to: https://github.com/kaiko-ai/eva/pull/64/files |
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this is now covered here: #64 |
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Adds a script with instructions of how to download the 'BACH' dataset and create a metadata-file (csv with the columns 'path', 'label', 'split').
BACH could be used as a first dataset/task example for an end2end workflow.