MPII Human Pose Dataset
See original GitHub issueDescribe the dataset
Add MPII Human Pose Dataset dataset to Hub. So this would work.
import hub
ds = hub.load("username/mpii-human-pose-dataset")
Steps
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Please take a look at the docs on uploading datasets.
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Uploading script should be added to examples folder
Example
You can find an example of large dataset loading and upload here:
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Yes I’m working on it.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2020, 11:20 AM mikayelh <notifications@github.com wrote:
@sanchitvj sorry for getting back to you so late, somehow missed this. The purpose of the generator class is to take a single item from a list and return a dictionary of numpy arrays. The dictionary will contain separate keys corresponding to each feature of the dataset(i.e. for images and for all the different annotations in MPII). You don’t really need to go too much into how hub collections work for this. Did you get a chance to go through the tutorial :- https://github.com/activeloopai/Hub/discussions/125? Also, take a look at this example :-https://github.com/activeloopai/omdena-aerial/blob/master/store_omdena.py, it’s a little easier to understand than the COCO example. If it’s still not clear, do join our dedicated Slack channel and we can set up a call to discuss in detail.