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Open up your favorite browser and enter: [http://localhost:8888/?token=*yourtoken](http://localhost:8888/?token=*yourtoken)*. [![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kbojo/images/master/commandline2.png)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kbojo/images/master/commandline2.png)
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You should see the Jupyter Lab application. Click on the plus icon to launch a new Python 3 notebook. Follow along with the image classification with the TensorFlow example provided in Part 2.
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You should see the Jupyter Lab application. Click on the plus icon to launch a new Python 3 notebook. Follow the instructions regarding the image classification with the TensorFlow example provided in Part 2.
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Now that we have our Docker Engine installed and the PyTorch Container running, we need to fetch and prepare our training dataset. That’s coming up in Part 2 below.
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Now that you have your Docker engine installed and the PyTorch Container running, we need to fetch and prepare our training dataset. You'll see that coming up in Part 2 below.
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# Part 2: Data Preparation
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# Part 2: Data preparation
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*Note this Demo is based on* NGC *Docker image* `nvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:21.11-py3`
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*Note this Demo is based on NGC Docker image* `nvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:21.11-py3`
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This notebook walks you each step to train a model using containers from the NGC catalog. We chose the GPU optimized PyTorch container as an example. The basics of working with docker containers apply to all NGC containers.
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This notebook walks you through each step required to train a model using containers from the NGC catalog. We chose the GPU optimized PyTorch container as an example. The basics of working with docker containers apply to all NGC containers.
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We will show you how to:
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* Download the Xview Dataset
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* How to convert labels to coco format
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* How to conduct the preprocessing step, Tiling: slicing large satellite imagery into chunks
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* How to conduct the preprocessing step, **Tiling**: slicing large satellite imagery into chunks
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* How to upload to s3 bucket to support distributed training
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Let's get started!
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## Pre-reqs, set up jupyter notebook environment using NGC container
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## Pre-reqs, set up Jupyter notebook environment using NGC container
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### Execute docker run to create NGC environment for Data Prep
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### Execute docker run to create NGC environment for data preparation
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Make sure to map host directory to docker directory, we will use the host directory again to
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