Thanks for the code base, it served me well:)
Just wondering whether it's possible to have a trained model with the code base, which will save some enthusiasts like me lots of time? I took me about 6 hours on my mac.
It would be also better if there is a separate Jupyter nb file, which is specifically for users, who don't want to train the model, but straight to load and use an existing model to play with. I know there is some code for loading and using the model, but the code is part of the whole process, not strictly to load and use a model without dependency on other pieces of code. Thanks:)
Thanks for the code base, it served me well:) Just wondering whether it's possible to have a trained model with the code base, which will save some enthusiasts like me lots of time? I took me about 6 hours on my mac. It would be also better if there is a separate Jupyter nb file, which is specifically for users, who don't want to train the model, but straight to load and use an existing model to play with. I know there is some code for loading and using the model, but the code is part of the whole process, not strictly to load and use a model without dependency on other pieces of code. Thanks:)