Training help #177
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We have checked the procedure and the files. First of all, one comment. Taking into account that if you use only this map the data are few, so we expect that the performance of the resulting classifier will be poor. Apart this, one strange thing is that the labels shown in your screenshot (plot18_0003.png) are different from the one saved in the Project files you provided. This may be related to the problem. |
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I don't see different labels in the Project files on the dropbox link, when I open the project file there I see a Dictionary with the Labels Empty, Healthy, and Diseased. And the export was after setting up the dictionary. I did reupload the project to this same folder on Dropbox shortly before posting this page. Perhaps you somehow accessed an older verison of the project file. |
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I am talking about the color of the labels. In the fifth screenshots, the label "plot0018_0003.png" has colors different with respect to the one assigned to the labels in the program. Instead, if I open it the colors are the ones of the dictionary (and this is ok). Have you an explanation of this ? |
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I am talking about the color of the labels. In the fifth screenshots you provide, the label "plot0018_0003.png" has colors different with respect to the one assigned to the labels in the program. Instead, if I open it the colors are the ones of the dictionary (and this is ok). Have you an explanation of this ? |
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Oh, sorry I see! Yes, that is a mistake of the screenshots. I had the wrong project folder open when I took that screenshot. The Label colors I see in the .pngs found in the training/test|training/validation/labels/ folders are RGB 131 255 179 Which is what I see in the Labels Dictionary editor of the Plot18.json project file. |
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Ok. It seems a problem related to the data augmentation during the training phase. I will check and let you know. |
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A new version to solve this issue has been released. Update your TagLab's version and let us know if all work (take care that with high probability the classifier will not work in this case due to the low amount of data). |
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OK, that seems to have fixed the bug and I'm getting really close! However, there seems to be another instance of the deserialize object on a CUDA device bug (I'm on a cpu only machine, m1 macbook pro). Full error below. Any help is greatly appricated. Once I get this classifier running without bugs I'll start over with a larger data set.
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Hello,
I'm attempting to train the model using corals I've tagged from scans taken in Bonaire. So far, I've been unable to get any results as TagLab crashes before the training is complete. I'm writing here to find out if the problem is with my method, and am asking for help to ensure I'm doing this correctly. I've switched to training with the included sample projects to reduce the chance of problems.
So that's everything I'm doing. Can someone tell me if I'm doing something wrong or have missunderstood something fundemental? Is it ok to train custom label names? Is it wrong to train within the same file I labeled? Any advice here would be appricated.
Project Files:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/763rxcem334sqns3aicyo/AGRoKXgmRHEgI3tp0rpfms4?rlkey=ui6y9furkampyyf55ebifqaru&dl=0
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