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The following is an explanation of the project structure
Loads the HDF5 data in from the data folder and exports it to a pytorch esc dataset
Uses parallel workers to load single datafiles in parallel
See examples in the tinydas/models folder
All autoencoders are based on the BaseAE class
Will upload jupyter notebooks soon
They are stored in yaml files under the configs directory.
Name of the config is the name of the model in lowercase
python main.py -t train -m ae
or alternatively
python main.py -t detect -m ae
- Utils for loss scaling and clipping exist in this repo, but is kinda wonky for training certain models. However, F16 inference is easy:
- Select model
- Load model
- model.half()