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datasets-merger

v1.0.2

Published

An npm package to quickly merge datasets for machine learning.

Downloads

4

Readme

datasets-merger

An npm package to quickly merge datasets for machine learning

Install

To install datasets-merger as a local module:

$ npm install datasets-merger

To install datasets-merger as a global module:

$ npm install -g datasets-merger

Purpose

This packages merges two datasets for machine learning with a specific format:

  • Each dataset is a directory
  • Each dataset contains a classes.txt file
  • Each classes.txt file contains a simple list of classes (such as objects in a photo) separated by a newline
  • Each dataset can contain some .png files
  • Each dataset can contain .txt files different from classes.txt, ideally one for each .png file. These files contain multiple rows. Each row begins with a number which is the index (from 0) of the corrisponding* object find in the photo and present in the classes.txt file. This index should be followed by other numbers (such the coordinates of the objects), but this does not matter.

The package will simply merge the given datasets, creating a new dataset in the specified destination directory.

Usage (local module)

const datasetsMerger = require('datasets-merger');

const datasetsPaths = [
    './first_dataset',
    './second_dataset',
    './third_dataset'
];
const destination = './destination';

datasetsMerger(datasetsPaths, destination);

Usage (global module)

$ ds-merger merge --datasets ./first_dataset ./second_dataset --dest ./destination

Example

There is an example in this repository, in the path /example.

To run it, go to that folder and execute:

$ node mains

It will create the destination folder, which will be the result of the merging operation on the other two folders.