Issue with running predict.py file

[zahangircse]

Hi,
Hope you are doing great. First of all, I would not able to reach you through email(showing incorrect email address). I have tried to run your code, the following files are running properly : bootstrap.py and train.py ( database, training and validation)
I would not able to run predict.py file. Could you please let me know what does "path/to/image' mean?
I used testing directory path according the following commands:
python predict.py -p "/home/....../sorted/test/" --model=vgg16
showing syntax errors..
could you please give me solution regarding this issue?
Thanks
zahangir

[Arsey]

@zahangircse "path/to/image" means that you should provide path to image(s) you want de recognize. It can be single image "path/to/image.jpg" (or .png jpeg, .etc) or images in a dir defined by a pattern like "path/to/*.jpg" - will take all .jpg files inside of the "path/to" directory

[zahangircse]

I have tried to solve according to your instructions. However, it does not work. According to you code the test images have been stored inside ~/data/sorted/(test/train/valid)... Inside the (test/train/valid ) directory, there are 102 sub-directory from 0 to 1. For testing I have used the directory '~/data/sorted/test/0' path, still it is showing same error. Another question is, if we used image directory directly where it will get labels? Please see errors as follows: [image: Inline image 1]

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[Arsey]

@zahangircse I've checked your examples and found two wrong things:

1. there is no -p argument. use --path instead.
2. use full path to images as the script don't know where is your home directory (I mean ~ sign)

This is my working example: python predict.py --path "/Volumes/storage/projects/keras-oxford102/data/sorted/test/0/*.jpg"

Also please read carefully error's stack when you're getting into some error :)

[djones4487169]

Did you manage to get this working? I have the following error in bootstrap.py:

move_files('train', labels[idx_test, :])
Index Error: too many indices

Any ideas? Do you have a fully working version you could send please?