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data-preparation

data-preparation

Routes EasyCV dataset layouts, annotation conversion, file I/O, and data-hub preparation workflows.

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name: data-preparation description: "Routes EasyCV dataset layouts, annotation conversion, file I/O, and data-hub preparation workflows." metadata: disco-role: operating disable-model-invocation: true license: Apache 2.0

Data preparation

Use this sub-skill when the task is to prepare, validate, or convert datasets for EasyCV.

It covers dataset layout guidance, annotation conversion, OSS / local file I/O, and the repo's data-preparation helper modules.

Read these references first

  • references/data-formats.md for the expected on-disk layouts and table schemas.
  • references/workflows.md for the repo-maintained conversion helpers and dataset-specific prep flows.
  • references/troubleshooting.md for layout mismatches, missing annotation files, and OSS issues.
  • Root references/model-zoo-overview.md when the dataset choice depends on the task family.

What belongs here

Include tasks such as:

  • preparing ImageNet, CIFAR, COCO, VOC, nuScenes, Market1501, CrowdHuman, or PAI-iTAG data
  • converting annotation formats into EasyCV-ready structures
  • checking a file list, manifest, TFRecord, or table schema before training or prediction
  • using easycv.file.io for local or OSS paths
  • understanding which data shape a config expects before training

What stays elsewhere

  • Training / evaluation once the data is ready -> sub-skills/training-and-evaluation/
  • Batch inference over prepared inputs -> sub-skills/prediction-and-inference/
  • Export / optimization after training -> sub-skills/export-and-optimization/

Typical decision flow

  1. Identify the dataset family or table schema.
  2. Confirm the expected directory or file-list layout.
  3. Decide whether a conversion helper, a file I/O setup, or a manual layout fix is needed.
  4. Prepare or validate the data before touching the training command.

Common success signals

  • The dataset root matches the layout documented for the chosen family.
  • Annotation files, index files, or manifests are present where the loader expects them.
  • OSS / ODPS credentials are configured before any remote read or write.
  • The config's data roots point at the prepared dataset instead of the source notebook or download location.

Common preparation surfaces

  • easycv.file.io supports both local and OSS paths.
  • tools/prepare_data modules are packaged into the installed easycv.tools namespace.
  • Some dataset families use filelists, some use manifests, and some use TFRecords or ODPS tables.
  • The train / eval sub-skill expects the data to be ready before it starts.
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