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- To access the necessary utility scripts, you'll need to run all the following commands from the `models/research/object_detection` directory from the cloned repo. **From here on we will refer the TensorFlow Object Detection directory `models/research/object_detection/` as the TOD directory.**
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### Create TFRecords for model training
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Tensorflow API supports a variety of file formats. The TFRecord file format is a simple record-oriented binary format that many TensorFlow applications use. We have a python code [in this repo](utils/tf_records_generation.py) which converts the `labels.npz` file to a TFRecords file.
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Tensorflow API supports a variety of file formats. The TFRecord file format is a simple record-oriented binary format that many TensorFlow applications use. We have example code in this repo which converts the `labels.npz` file to a TFRecords file:
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Follow these steps to create TFRecords.
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- Copy `tf_records_generation.py` from [this repo](utils/tf_records_generation.py) to the TOD directory, .
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- Copy [`tf_records_generation.py` from this repo](utils/tf_records_generation.py) to the TOD directory, .
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- Copy your `labels.npz` file and `tiles` folders from `data` to the TOD directory.
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- From the TOD directory run:
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