CGIAR Wheat Growth Stage Challenge by CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture
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how to separate train and test images
Help · 19 Sep 2020, 16:15 · 3
it is possible to write code in python to separate train and test images
yes, you can. But why do you want to do that when you can directly access those files from one folder?
of course...but you need to create a test and train dataset. No? How are you going to train your model then?
I am using FastAI, and if you use its `DataBlock` API, then you can use `RandomSplitter` function to automatically split your data into training and validation set. So, yes, there is a tool that makes this easy for you.