WordFish Structure

by vs 9 years ago

GNU/Linux • xterm-256color • bash 2888 views

This is a quick demo of the WordFish standard intended for structuring images and text for machine learning and other applications. In the example, we will show validation and then producing a data structure for a simple dataset as a folder and compressed file (.tar.gz and .zip). The repo (under development) is here:

https://github.com/radinformatics/som-tools

The sample data isn’t actually released (not Github safe) but the folder that sample data will eventually be provided in is:

https://github.com/radinformatics/wordfish-standard

This location also describes the standard. The WordFish application is under development:

https://github.com/radinformatics/wordfish

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