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How should I predict on my own data? #46
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Hi! You can use the
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Thank you very much. I have solved the problem.
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主题: Re: [perslev/U-Time] How should I predict on my own data? (#46)
Hi!
You can use the ut predict_one script. E.g. if your trained model is in folder ./my_project and you want to predict on file ./path/to/file.edf using two sets of channels (C3-A2 with EOG-L and C4-A2 with EOG-L):
ut predict_one -f './path/to/file.edf' -o './output_file.ids' --channels 'C3-A2++EOG-L' 'C4-A1++EOG-L' --project_dir './my_project' --num_GPUs=1
Please se ut predict_one --help for details.
Cheers,
Mathias
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I've trained a u-sleep model with some data sets. I wonder how this model can be used to predict a single PSG data file.
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