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PyTorch Implementation of Google Research's MetNet and MetNet-2
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It seems to be a very interesting project for weather forecasting, could you help me with the steps needed to run the system on my IDE, I am actually using vscode Ide. #52

Open Nagessen opened 1 year ago

Nagessen commented 1 year ago

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jacobbieker commented 1 year ago

Hi,

A few questions:

  1. Have you setup a virtual environment or conda environment?
  2. Have you tried pip install metnet?
  3. What does your data look like?
Nagessen commented 1 year ago

Thanks for your response, Yes I have already set up a virtual environment and installed pip metnet on my ide,but for the data could you tell me how should i set it? and what should be done next.Thanks.

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Hi,

A few questions:

  1. Have you setup a virtual environment or conda environment?
  2. Have you tried pip install metnet?
  3. What does your data look like?

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jacobbieker commented 1 year ago

The data loading and format is more up to you. What MetNet takes is a series of multi-channel images, with the input being of the format [Batch, Channels, Timesteps, Width, Height], as long as that is the case, it should work getting the data into the model. How you organize the data that way is up to you, the MetNet and MetNet-2 papers have the ways they do it, which has worked for us before. But it depends on what you want to do.