Closed andreistoian closed 3 years ago
Hi, Yes indeed the default order for the labels in this case is the alphabetical order of the directories. You can specify a custom label mapping in the Target:
[softmax]
...
[softmax.Target]
LabelsMapping=labels_mapping.dat
With labels_mapping.dat
containing the mapping (labels name start with "/" when generated from a directory structure):
# label_name output_neuron
/folder1 0
/folder2 2
/folder3 1
Thanks, but I'm not yet able to test it out.
I want to test on WAV files which are supported in N2D2 in PCM format (fmt=1). However, the network is trained on normalized wave files (with float values between -1 and 1, I'm guessing by dividing the 16bit PCM values by 32767). LibRosa saves WAV files in fmt=3 WAVE_FORMAT_IEEE_FLOAT which is not supported by N2D2. I will thus use PCM format WAV.
How can I rescale the the PCM values read by the N2D2 WAV reader? I could not find a tutorial for the AffineTransformation, is this the way to do it?
UPDATE: I added FLOAT32 format to the Wav Reader: add_wav_float32.txt
I'll open another issue with further problems.
Would you mind to open a pull request for your float32 format integration? Thanks
Ok, done!
Hi,
I am calibrating an ONNX model exported from pytorch. The calibration works but I want to check accuracy. However, from my understandingm the DIR_Database generates labels and label ids from the directory structure (are labels sorted alphabetically to generate ids?).
I would like to specify a label map so the outputs of the ONNX model correspond to the right labels that are read from the directory structure. Is this possible ?