@@mohamednizarzorgati2452 you'll have to download the data first from www.kaggle.com/paultimothymooney/chest-xray-pneumonia then put it in a data folder. then to import the data inside a jupyter notebook, you'll have to specify the path to it on your filesystem
Hey, the colab link is broken but I'd love if you could send me the notebook
Could you please repeat the code of the program? Code link not working. thanks.
The google colab link is not working
have you done all this code by yourself? i thought that was imposible for any machine learning engineer
Sorry can you put the collab link? it doesn't work well
thank you . Can you please share the jupyter notebook link ?
sure: colab.research.google.com/drive/1elcV1CsRzVsL889jXy81tEgR0fO8W358?usp=sharing
@@AhmedBesbes it shows like code doesn't exist
@@AhmedBesbes can you please help and share the code?
May I know what kind of predefined model you have used? Like VGG16/resnet/Imagenet? Or it is your own model sir?
transformers. pre trained stuffs
Hello SIr, can we visualize the predicted image? If yes, please help me. Its a request.
Hello Do you know why i have this message "an't get attribute 'XrayDataset'" when I do "model=train_model(model,criterion,optimizer,num_epochs)"
How can i upload the data in jupyter or colab ?
put it in the right folder by downloading it from kaggle first. then import it like I made in the code
@@AhmedBesbes can you explain further please!
@@mohamednizarzorgati2452 you'll have to download the data first from www.kaggle.com/paultimothymooney/chest-xray-pneumonia
then put it in a data folder.
then to import the data inside a jupyter notebook, you'll have to specify the path to it on your filesystem
i got lost at training loop. so many unnecessary things there.