Closed abhisheks008 closed 4 months ago
Issue assigned to you @rohankthomas801
Hey can I get this issue? I have experience in segmentation so I will be using unet,unet++(depends on dataset and my machine),deeplab,segnet,enet
Assigned @CoderOMaster
This dataset is made specifically for a research paper.Will it work if I implement that ?
This dataset is made specifically for a research paper.Will it work if I implement that ?
Implement the models and let me know about that, I'll check that for you.
@abhisheks008 i just checked and found they have used another dataset which is quite huge and idts it will be possible to run on our machines,in that case what should i do
can i use cityscape dataset for segmentation..i did not find any suitable dataset for weather
https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/vijaygiitk/multiclass-weather-dataset or i can use this weather dataset for perform weather classfication
Go ahead.
Hello @CoderOMaster! Your issue #220 has been closed. Thank you for your contribution!
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