:py:mod:`orcanet_contrib.parser_orcatrain` ========================================== .. py:module:: orcanet_contrib.parser_orcatrain .. autoapi-nested-parse:: Use orga.train with a parser. Usage: parser_orcatrain.py [options] FOLDER LIST CONFIG MODEL parser_orcatrain.py (-h | --help) Arguments: FOLDER Path to the folder where everything gets saved to, e.g. the summary.txt, the plots, the trained models, etc. LIST A .toml file which contains the pathes of the training and validation files. An example can be found in examples/list_file.toml CONFIG A .toml file which sets up the training. An example can be found in examples/config_file.toml. The possible parameters are listed in core.py in the class Configuration. MODEL Path to a .toml file with infos about a model. An example can be found in examples/explanation.toml. Options: -h --help Show this screen. --recompile Recompile the keras model, e.g. needed if the loss weights are changed during the training. .. !! processed by numpydoc !! Module Contents --------------- Functions ~~~~~~~~~ .. autoapisummary:: orcanet_contrib.parser_orcatrain.orca_train orcanet_contrib.parser_orcatrain.main .. py:function:: orca_train(output_folder, list_file, config_file, model_file, recompile_model=False) Run orga.train with predefined ModelBuilder networks using a parser. :Parameters: **output_folder** : str Path to the folder where everything gets saved to, e.g. the summary log file, the plots, the trained models, etc. **list_file** : str Path to a list file which contains pathes to all the h5 files that should be used for training and validation. **config_file** : str Path to a .toml file which overwrites some of the default settings for training and validating a model. **model_file** : str Path to a file with parameters to build a model of a predefined architecture with OrcaNet. **recompile_model** : bool If the model should be recompiled or not. Necessary, if e.g. the loss_weights are changed during the training. .. !! processed by numpydoc !! .. py:function:: main() Run the orca_train function with a parser. .. !! processed by numpydoc !!