As an example, the model will be trained on the Flowers dataset.
Contents
xception.py: The model implementation file.
xception_preprocessing.py: This is the exact same preprocessing used for inception models.
xception_test.py: A test file to check for the correctness of the model implementation. Can be executed by itself.
write_pb.py: A file to freeze your graph for inference purposes after training your model.
train_flowers.py: An example script to train an Xception model on the flowers dataset.
eval_flowers.py: An example script to evaluate your trained Xception model.
dataset: A folder containing the flowers dataset prepared in TFRecords format.
How to Run
run python train_flowers.py from the root directory to
start training your Xception model from scratch on the Flowers dataset. A
log directory will be created.
run tensorboard --logdir=log on the root directory to get your tensorboard visualizations.
Tweak around with the hyperparameters and have fun! :D
Customization
You can simply change the dataset files and the appropriate names
(i.e. anything that has the name 'flowers') to use the network for your
own purposes. Importantly, you should be able to obtain the TFRecord
files for your own dataset to start training as the data pipeline is
dependent on TFRecord files. To learn more about preparing a dataset
with TFRecord files, see this guide for a reference.
If you are using this work in your research, please consider citing:
@misc{kwot_sin_lee_2017_3403277,
author = {Kwot Sin Lee},
title = {kwotsin/TensorFlow-Xception: TensorFlow-Xception},
month = may,
year = 2017,
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.3403277},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3403277}
}