TensorFlow Tutorial 18 - Custom Dataset for Images

In this video I will show you methods to efficiently load a custom dataset with images in directories. Depending on how your dataset is structured the method that is the easiest could vary and the most common ways to load is either having structured subfolders, a csv with with annotations or simply all of the images in a single folder. We use the functions image_dataset_from_directory, ImageDataGenerator together with flow_from_directory for subfolders. Pandas togethor with from_tensor_slices when dealing with an annotation csv file and lastly list_files when having all inside a single image folder directory. Hope you find this tutorial useful!

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OUTLINE:
0:00 - Introduction
0:29 - Images in subfolders
14:03 - Folder with annotation csv
19:15 - All in single folder
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