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How to get flow_from_directory accept absolute path of images as input #56
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Have you looked into flow_from_dataframe? |
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### Summary The documentation in `flow_from_dataframe` and `DataframeIterator` states that if `directory` is None then the filenames are taken as absolute paths. I agree with this behavior, and I think this should be the default behavior if no directory parameter is given. This PR sets the default directory parameter as None and adds the corresponding tests. With this PR is enough to have the absolute paths in a Dataframe and just send that dataframe as parameter to `flow_from_dataframe` Closses #67 #56 #116 ### PR Overview - [y] This PR requires new unit tests [y/n] (make sure tests are included) - [n] This PR requires to update the documentation [y/n] (make sure the docs are up-to-date) - [y] This PR is backwards compatible [y/n] - [n] This PR changes the current API [y/n] (all API changes need to be approved by fchollet)
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This issue has been resolved in the current version, as x_col accepts absolute paths. It can be closed. @Dref360 |
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I learned from the manual page of
flow_from_directory, the first argument passed toflow_from_directoryis a directory. Sometimes, it's also convenient to pass the path of images if the images are placed in multiple directories. If we could getflow_from_directoryto accept images in the following format:/path1/img1.jpg cat
/path2/img2.jpg dog
The first column is the absolute path to the image, and the second column is the class names.
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