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Hi,
Recently i have tried to train a faster rcnn model, but when i run the code, writer = tf.io.TFRecordWriter(outputPath), which is in the imagenet bundle(chapter 15.3 Training Your Faster R-CNN). It reported that the "outputPath" is a "directory" not a "path", but i can't see what the difference between the path and the directory, because they are all strings of paths.
This line of code is in imagenet bundle(chapter 15.3 Training Your Faster R-CNN Page 271).
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Describe the issue
Hi, Recently i have tried to train a faster rcnn model, but when i run the code, writer = tf.io.TFRecordWriter(outputPath), which is in the imagenet bundle(chapter 15.3 Training Your Faster R-CNN). It reported that the "outputPath" is a "directory" not a "path", but i can't see what the difference between the path and the directory, because they are all strings of paths.
This line of code is in imagenet bundle(chapter 15.3 Training Your Faster R-CNN Page 271).
Thank you in advance! Best, Drew Yang
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