Class names in checkpoint's meta data
See original GitHub issueHow to save the class names of my custom dataset in the checkpoint’s metadata?
I don’t see any option in train.py
or from skimming the tutorial on config here.
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Well, in the
tools/train.py
, we will automatically add theCLASSES
attribute of the dataset to the checkpoint’smeta
argument. Usually, you only need to add theclasses
in the dataset configuration. And custom the meta dict in the config file may cause some other important meta keys missing. Here is the code: https://github.com/open-mmlab/mmclassification/blob/dc35eb62b61ab17decedb93c4d83ec6da5f93eff/tools/train.py#L161-L167By the way, we are going to add some documentation about Hook in #499, which includes CheckPointHook, and it is under review. Maybe you can read that and give us some suggestions.