Can i use matlab labelled image dataset in python based deep learning algorithms?
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Hi,
I have finished labelling all my images using Matlab Image labeler tool.
I am planning to use python based deep learning algorithm to train my model. Can the Matlab labelled images be used in python based deep learning algorithm??
Thanks,
Arun
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Alok Nimrani
2019-1-22
Hi Arun,
The following documentation represents an example regarding how to view the exported pixel label data in MATLAB: View exported pixel label data
You can follow a similar approach to use the label files in Python.
Please note that the pixel label data consists of label values which are basically the indices assigned to different objects in the image. Since these values are indices starting from 1, you will get a gray-scale image based on the maximum value of these indices. This is the reason as to why you are visualizing a black image in the above case. You can verify this from the pixel values of the blackish image shared by you.
You will need to overlay this pixel label image on the top of the actual image to visualize the different labels.
Hope this helps.
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Isee You
2021-3-29
Hi there
yes you can i did it
but to achive that you must save the ground truth as tabel , not as ground truth.
if you have more than one class ,you must do it class by class not (the tabel is only two coulm(image name- boxing))
- export gtruth as tabel in workspace
- run the code
note
to avoid any problem with image names(if have more than one class) rename all images with deffrent names because in python , they will be put in one folder
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Myat Noe Su
2020-11-11
Hi,
I have finished labelling all my images using Matlab Image labeler tool.
I am planning to use python based deep learning algorithm to train my model. Can the Matlab labelled images be used in python based deep learning algorithm??
Thanks,
Su
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