Added coco annotation support #266
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Kelvin0, thanks so much for adding this pull request. To save future people (and me) some time in training on coco, are there any other edits you made to train on coco, other than pointing to the images, bboxes and labels directories? |
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Nothing else, I tried to keep everything to work the same way as much as possible. Glad I could help. |
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Hi, really enjoy using the code but I needed COCO annotation feature,
Added new file: coco.py (similar to voc.py)
When training default annotation is 'voc', but user can specify 'coco'.