noisy_label | CVPR15 paper Learning from Massive Noisy Labeled Data | Machine Learning library
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Code for the CVPR15 paper "Learning from Massive Noisy Labeled Data for Image Classification"
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- Make a numpy array from data_root
- Compute the confusion matrix
- Read a file
- Write array to file
- Save data to a protobuf
- Read values from a file
- Compute confusion matrix
- Generate a random matrix q
- Write key value pairs to file
- Write a matrix to a file
- Parse the contents of a file
- Create training and test data
- Calculates the noise types
- Create a clean function
- Corrupts the given labels
- Creates a mixed mixture
- Unpickles a file
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QUESTION
I can't find an appropriate question title, sorry.
I have a graph composed by two main data flow: image classification and label cleaning. I have two type of data:
- (image_data, noisy_label, verified_label) from validation set
- (image_data, noisy_label) from train set
The first is used to train the label cleaning part of the graph. The second is used to train the image classification after its noisy label is cleaned.
Every batch need to have a ratio of 1:9.
How can i create this type of batch?? is it possible in tensorflow??
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 18:33I solved the ratio problem!! I create two batch, one for validation, one for train. Then i concatenate them with image_batch = tf.concat([image_validation_batch, image_train_batch], 0)
. This is only for image batch, i will investigate on the label.
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Clone this repository # Make sure to clone with --recursive to get the modified Caffe git clone --recursive https://github.com/Cysu/noisy_label.git
Build the Caffe cd external/caffe # Now follow the Caffe installation instructions here: # http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/installation.html # If you're experienced with Caffe and have all of the requirements installed # and your Makefile.config in place, then simply do: make -j8 && make py cd -
Setup an experiment directory. You can either create a new one under external/, or make a link to another existing directory. mkdir -p external/exp or ln -s /path/to/your/exp/directory external/exp
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