Train on other dataset
See original GitHub issue@ruotianluo Thank you for your fantastic code. as you mentioned, If one wants to train your code on another dataset must create a file like dataset_coco.json
. Would you please explain the format of dataset_coco.json
file?
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@brisker in https://github.com/ruotianluo/ImageCaptioning.pytorch/issues/15#issuecomment-334983749
how did you create your own dataset like
dataset_coco.json
? can you tell how to create it?@AshviniKSharma have you succeed in creating your own dataset like
dataset_coco.json
?