Rishabh Agrahari
Rishabh Agrahari
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I've tested this on Linux, not sure about windows. Try finding out the absolute path using command prompt, you may have to google a bit.
@liuzhuang13 Did you scale the ImageNet images to `[0,1]` before feeding to DenseNet?
Yup! missed that one, I do remember it was PyTorch 0.3, not sure of others. If you are able to run this project, do me a favor open a PR...
Hi @afmsaif I'm sorry, I won't be able to help you with this as I'm too busy with my work. I hope you understand.
Hey @Zli1893 , just remove the `study_level` arg from ` image_datasets = {x: ImageDataset(data[x], transform=data_transforms[x], study_level=study_level) for x in data_cat}` line I've fixed the issue, you can see updated code...
Let me know if you still face any error.
do some debugging, let me know the cause.
Hey, did you find the bug?
@John1231983 Try checking out the path of your dataset. try giving absolute path instead of relative one. That may fix the issue.