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How to generate tfmasks? #2
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I will create an updated branch soon with an example toy dataset, I hope the dataset creation will be clearer. |
@arunpatro could you check the new branch "toydata", I hope it is clearer now. |
Yes, the code is much easier to understand. Thank you so much. However I
see that train.py is different than master branch.
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Hi,
While generating the tfrecords for the dataset, the code here:
disentangling_conditional_gans/dataset.py
Line 79 in 03d5101
loads *.tfmasks. But the code in the repo doesn't create tfmasks. Can someone share the format for tfmasks? Is it a binary valued image for each image? This can be created using segmentation but how to create a tfrecord/tfmask format of it?
Thank you.
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