As you can see in this picture above there are lots of image files in that directory.
I don’t know why the number of datapoints is 2
doesn’t it mean the imagefolder reads 2 imagefiles?
I have no idea why ImageFolder doesn’t reads the whole imagefiles I have in that directory.
edited
just found another weird thing.
why in the mask directory gets 4 image data???
all the files have same name but mask folder with mask on the back.
just like this
MRI folder —> TCGS_CS_4941.tif
Mask folder —> TCGS_CS_4941_mask.tif
tom
(Thomas V)
February 26, 2020, 7:36am
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As per the documentation documentation , ImageFolder expects images to be organized as class/instance.tif
with class subfolders.
Best regards
Thomas
@tom
hmm but I still don’t get it.
Even if I do what I did,
I think It needs to get the whole image files with 1 class which is ‘BrainMRI_train’ in my case.
tom
(Thomas V)
February 26, 2020, 7:45am
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No, it’s not in a subfolder? You would need to create a dummy subfolder of MRI
and move the tifs to that.
Best regards
Thomas
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@tom
Thank you for the replies.
I created subfolders but now I’m getting only 1 datapoint each…
Edited
oh nevermind I think I figured it out
I didn’t need to change the root directory all the way to subdirectory.
thank you very much!!
Best regards
Yoonho