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data-preparation

data-preparation

Guides Tencent ML-Images URL lists, image-label lists, dictionaries, and TFRecord preparation workflows.

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Data Preparation

Use this sub-skill when the task is about preparing data for Tencent ML-Images training or finetuning: downloading OpenImages URLs, validating image/label lists, interpreting class dictionaries or the semantic hierarchy, and writing TFRecord shards.

Read first

  • Read references/data-formats.md when you need the exact row formats for URL lists, local image lists, dictionaries, semantic hierarchy files, or TFRecord features.
  • Read references/workflows.md for safe downloader and TFRecord conversion recipes that replace the original shell examples.
  • Read references/troubleshooting.md when URLs, images, labels, TensorFlow file APIs, or output directories fail.

Bundled helpers

Run these helper scripts from the generated skill tree, not from the original repository examples:

  • scripts/validate_ml_images_lists.py checks URL-list/image-list/dictionary shape, label tokens, class-id bounds, duplicate image rows, and optionally whether image paths exist.
  • scripts/download_urls.py is a Python 3 adaptation of the downloader. It is dry-run safe by default when --dry-run is supplied and supports --limit so agents can inspect URL handling without bulk download side effects.
  • scripts/make_tfrecords.py is a safer TensorFlow 1.x/compat TFRecord writer for local images and label-list shards. It refuses to overwrite existing shards unless --overwrite is explicit.

Route by task

  • Understand data files: start with references/data-formats.md; then use scripts/validate_ml_images_lists.py against the user's copy of the files.
  • Download a tiny URL sample: read references/workflows.md, run the downloader with --dry-run --limit N, and only remove --dry-run after the user has approved network writes.
  • Convert image lists to TFRecords: validate the list first, then run scripts/make_tfrecords.py into a fresh output directory. Route onward to ../resnet-training/SKILL.md for the train/val directory layout consumed by the model scripts.
  • Debug invalid data: use the symptom table in references/troubleshooting.md; do not guess class counts or label encodings.

Key operating constraints

  • The public project uses legacy TensorFlow 1.x data APIs. Prefer a TensorFlow 1.x runtime for native conversion; a modern TensorFlow 2 runtime may need tf.compat.v1 behavior and should be tested with the bundled converter first.
  • URL downloads are network-bound and many public image URLs may be expired. A failed download is not necessarily a parser bug.
  • The ML-Images multi-label files use zero-based class ids and may include confidence scores such as 5193:0.9. The ImageNet finetuning path may use a single scalar class id instead.
  • Treat the tracked tiny examples as schema demonstrations. Do not bundle or require the full ML-Images, OpenImages, ImageNet, or checkpoint artifacts.
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