File Management Utilities (fmutils)
For easily accessing and managing large number of files and dirs in ML datasets.
Update
- Some minor bug fixes.
- Behavior fixes for Linux.
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FMUtils Package
This package includes follwing three mian modules and functions
1. fmutils
get_dir_propsNewtvt_splitNew (train validation test split)remove_empty_dirsNewdel_all_filesfile_name_replacerget_all_dirsget_all_filesget_basenameget_num_of_filesget_random_filesmove_matching_filesrename_wrt_dirnamesplit_some_data
2. directorytree
- class
DirectoryTree clone_dir_tree
3. plottingutils
plot_data_dist
For details on usage and functionality of each method visist ReadTheDocs
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