Hello! You'll have to add your image to the dictionary manually after fetching the dataset. You'll need to follow the same format as other images. So try to grab one image record and log it, and duplicate that with your own image.
I'm planning to post a machine learning blog post about this in more details in the future. :D
No worries! :D You'll want to add the image and the text in the main.ipynb before the data is used to train the model. There should be multiple guides online about adding custom images to the sklearn dataset.
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Hello! You'll have to add your image to the dictionary manually after fetching the dataset. You'll need to follow the same format as other images. So try to grab one image record and log it, and duplicate that with your own image.
I'm planning to post a machine learning blog post about this in more details in the future. :D
Thank you very much!
I apologize for the perhaps stupid question but where exactly do you add your data (image and text). In the main.ipynb or somewhere else!
No worries! :D You'll want to add the image and the text in the main.ipynb before the data is used to train the model. There should be multiple guides online about adding custom images to the sklearn dataset.