Tensorflow Input Pipeline | tf Dataset | Deep Learning Tutorial 44 (Tensorflow, Keras & Python)

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[@pravallikaece195]

You are helping the data science community in an excellent way. keep going on and all the power to you. Thanks! and a very small token of appreciation

[@anmolkhurana490]

I was stuck with this Input Pipeline code for my project since last week. but, you cleared my all problems in just one video. Hats off to you for explaining such complex concepts in the easy way 👏

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[@lebesgue-integral]

Changing ImageDataLoader to Dataset boosted my training time :) Thank you

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[@ahmedyaseen8994]

i love you man. Been struggling with tf for 2 months as I only have experience with pandas. The theory part was so helpful in understanding why tf is the way it is. And obv the coding part too. Thank you so much!

[@dec13666]

Holy smokes, TF pipeline looks so easy now! What a nice tutorial! 😎👍 TF pipelines always looked like black magic to me... until now! 😂... Keep it up with the good work, pal!

[@muhammadmalik4627]

Very useful tutorial! This video shows the Tensorflow Process in a simple and sistematic way. And your explanation is far clearer than any other expert tutorial. Big thumbs up for you, Sir!

[@shivkrishnajaiswal8394]

is DataSet API useful for small dataset (data enough to be in RAM). It seems in every EPOCH of training, all the files will be reloaded. Which could be slow.

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I have seen many of your videos and all are so informative. You should make reinforcement learning tutorials as well and best of luck for your future videos

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[@nasgaroth1]

Awesome, but will be better if you could show how to uses it with tensorflow model, what is not such straitforward like it looks

[@sanjuvikasini1598]

Amazing explanation sir!

[@fernandotta]

Man, this really helped me out. I was overcomplicating things. Thanks a bunch!

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Superb tutorials

[@shantanubapat6937]

Only 175 likes? This video should have like 100k likes. Good content!

[@haneulkim4902]

Thanks for great explanation! I've got two questions. 1. You said that it loads data in batches from disk how does shuffling work? Data are sampled from multiple source data then made into one batch or somehow all data is shuffled from disk? 2. I am trying to write tfrecords from pandas dataframe, how to split x,y within tf.data.dataset so it can be trained? After reading tfrecords I have dictionary of features(tensors).

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Awesome tutorial, you never disappoint 😎👍

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[@Noir_SD]

It was really helpful. Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial on tensorflow data pipeline. Keep making this type of videos more.😀😀😀😀

[@akshaypatwal6013]

Great work sir , learnt a lot from ur videos and looking forward to it in future also

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[@aruneshprasad3064]

You're excellent sir😇

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[@kevian182]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you

[@aravindetagi4008]

I am watching this video after facing this issue.... 12GB RAM of google colab got filled and runtime crashed for loading 16k images.... Then I started using ImageDataGenerator BatchDataset

[@kolatimisimi7879]

Nice Tutorial, thanks. Also I think you could have just included the scaling part in the process function

[@siddyant8332]

Sir could you please cover neural structured learning package, specifically the adversarial regularisation and graph regularisation topics from it, since there aren't many videos on youtube regarding these ....

[@dheemanth_bhat]

if anyone gets this error: `InvalidArgumentError: Unknown image file format. One of JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP required.` just delete file `Best Dog & Puppy Health Insurance Plans....jpg` in dogs folder.

[@mubashirayub6630]

My dataset files are in .npy format, I want to fetch these files as you did for images by using image.decode_jpeg() fucntion. I couldn't find any function to fetch data from .npy file in Tensor. Your response would be appreciated...

[@jorismattheijssens5238]

Great video! The slides are neat, the explanations are clear and to-the-point. One question: I want to figure out how to stop the shuffling of a tf.data.Dataset every time you use a function, but I couldn't figure it out yet. For example, at 25:39, you extract the labels, but they are not the same as those in the file paths on the cell above. Any idea how NOT to shuffle the instances in a dataset?

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[@inesriahi]

Extremely useful ! Keep going !

[@VerdadesOlvidadas]

Nice video and humor thanks.

[@riyadislam5412]

Great work sir,,We need tutorial fuzzy based ML and DL.

[@pvtgcn8752]

Great Explanation

[@biggusmaximus1651]

Very great video sir

[@niranjansitapure4740]

This was crazy useful!

[@peterpirog5004]

Very nice tutorial. I wonder how to generate dataset with random numbers, for example vector with uniform distribution in range with defined size to use while fiting with defined number of epochs and defined batch size. Is possible to use for this purpose tf.data.experimental.RandomDataset in tf 2.10 ?

[@lequoctuan8848]

Hello sir, this video is very helpful, thank you for creating this. My question is, when I use model.fit after building an input pipeline for training set, should I use validation_split for each batch for validation or should I use dataset.skip() to create validation set and then use it to validate for every training batch? Sorry for bad grammar!

[@_Ahmed_O]

Awesome ! Thanks a lot.

[@akrsrivastava]

Good introductory tutorial. Why is there a b' in front of the file paths? The b' usually signifies byte data, doesnt it? Then how come it allowed to do a string split() ?

[@manideep1882]

Videos are getting a little blurry, other than that it was a very informative. I've tried the shuffle and map combination and TF makes life easy. TY

[@sergiochavezlazo5362]

What if instead of creating a new function scale, you just add one more line to the previous function: img=img/255 #Normalize

[@lahiru954]

It's awesome and thank you. But I want to ask a question. How can we apply the same concept for video data (already framed). can someone explain please

[@harshalbhoir8986]

This is awesome!!!!

[@niranjandattatreya8331]

Hii, thanks a lot for the video , very useful, can you please upload tutorial on creating a custom dataset from parallel corpus of data for training ? unable to figure out

[@kutilkol]

so how to create the batches online during training and how to pass the batches to the model during training. not shown in video

[@frankieiero6859]

does this input pipeline also applicable for hyperspectral images?

[@amirayasmine8490]

great explanation .. thank you

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Glad it was helpful!

[@srinathblaze651]

What if folders are not clearly separated as cats and dogs.. and we have just one folder of all images of cats and dogs.

[@devloper_hs]

train_ds.map(process_imgs) returns : TypeError: tf__process_imgs() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given , how to fix

[@user-qz4lw3cs8e]

If I get some image matrix data and save it as a dataframe, how do I pass it into the dataset as a feature? The from_tensor_slices method will report "ValueError: Failed to convert a NumPy array to a Tensor (Unsupported object type numpy.ndarray)." Thanks everyone for your help!

[@parthsharma898]

Sir can you please explain that how can we convert rgb images into array? @codebasics

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[@nitinlodha4561]

image_count=len(images) print(image_count) TypeError: object of type 'TensorSliceDataset' has no len() Am getting this error , how to solve it?

[@sakethgupta9047]

Images\*\* how to give my file input in that place? I also stored cat and dog pictures in same Library

[@snehasneha9290]

Hello, sir please suggest to me some projects for my masters. now I am studying MSC on data science I want to do a data science master project

[@vijayakakumani613]

very nice tutorial on Tf.data.Dataset module! my question is, if we use ImageDataGenerators will all this be automatically done? I.e. both creating Image Input Pipeline and also optimizing the pipeline (which is covered in next tutorial)

[@ArpitYadav-ws5xe]

Excellent

[@enewhuis]

Enjayable presentation. But I have 64GB on MY laptop. :P

[@neerajashish7042]

If any one facing this error, where "tensorflow object has no len()" , instead of len(image_ds) use len(list(image_ds))

[@Amir-gi5fn]

I saved my X_train to a binary file how load it as tensor to make it batches

[@mvs69]

can anyone explain 25:39 how get_lable method receives file path while calling below function, for label in train_ds.map(get_label): print(label)

[@MdAbdullah1509]

30:46 after 6 iteration it shows error while printing rest, how to fix this error Input/output error [[{{node ReadFile}}]] [Op:IteratorGetNext]

[@TayyabaSajjad-j3f]

I am facing same error in colab. How to fix it? Anybody's help is appreciated😢

[@aditya_01]

thank u sir

[@OmidAtaollahi]

perfect, tnx.

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[@swatikarot8272]

tf_dataset = tf.data.Dataset.list_files('.\\datasets\\flower_photos\\*\\*', shuffle = False).map(lambda x: process_image(x)).map(lambda x,y: scale(x,y)) Could someone review this one line code for image dataset??

[@devloper_hs]

at time 10:03 the code will be for sales in tf_dataset.as_numpy_iterator(): print(sales) and not for sales in tf_dataset.as_numpy_iterator: print(sales) may be some changes in new version

[@waadturki2359]

I want to process a video data set anyone has a hint or a similar YT video

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tf_dataset = tf_dataset.filter(lambda x: x>0) for sales in tf_dataset.np(): print(sales) AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) in 1 tf_dataset = tf_dataset.filter(lambda x: x>0) ----> 2 for sales in tf_dataset.np(): 3 print(sales) AttributeError: 'FilterDataset' object has no attribute 'np'

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