Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video I show you how to use images on your Google Drive in TensorFlow 2.0. A link to the Colab file: colab.research.google.com/drive/1PKPUOlD5URcJTATdIrDCAFnxslTzxYAI
The images are uploaded as a ZIP file to my Google Drive and from there I use Google Colab to create a convolutional neural network. Our aim to to classify chest X-rays that are normal or have bacterial or viral pneumonia. The dataset is available on Kaggle, where you can download it. From there upload it to your own Google Drive.
Instead of loading all the images in memory, I show you how to use image data generators to load the images in batches when required by the model when training.
In this video I show you how to use images on your Google Drive in TensorFlow 2.0. A link to the Colab file: colab.research.google.com/drive/1PKPUOlD5URcJTATdIrDCAFnxslTzxYAI
The images are uploaded as a ZIP file to my Google Drive and from there I use Google Colab to create a convolutional neural network. Our aim to to classify chest X-rays that are normal or have bacterial or viral pneumonia. The dataset is available on Kaggle, where you can download it. From there upload it to your own Google Drive.
Instead of loading all the images in memory, I show you how to use image data generators to load the images in batches when required by the model when training.
