To run in autopilot we'd be utilizing 3 scripts:
- AutoPilot.sh
- Randomizer.sh
- TimeDiff.sh
All of these are located inside the Scripts folder of the CNN Directory. So, first step is to go inside the Scripts directory.
cd Scripts
From here we run
sh AutoPilot.sh
AutoPilot.sh acts as a wrapper for Script.sh and runs all the remaining scripts. Now sit back and enjoy the ride as dependencies start installing on their own, but before you can completely relax you have to provide a couple of more inputs
Do you want to randomize the image transfer in Test folder? (Y/N) -
If you put N here, then Randomizer.sh will replicate the exact scenario in terms of sorting Train and Test images based on which we measured performance.
Enter path to im folder of ALL_IDB1 (in Windows path should be in format C:/Users/ instead of C:\Users\
This one is pretty self explanatory, so path to be provided by User should be in the format C:/Users/XYZ/PML-AI-Research/ALL_IDB_Data/ALL_IDB1/im
Once all this is done, Training and Testing would begin with TimeDiff.sh running each of them and recording the total time taken by each.
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