feat: Add new introtext to the HF demo
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app.py
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from tensorflow_similarity.visualization import viz_neigbors_imgs
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def clone_git_repo():
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local_path = './ID2223_Project'
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with gr.Blocks() as demo:
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gr.Examples(
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examples = [
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from tensorflow_similarity.visualization import viz_neigbors_imgs
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def get_intro_text():
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with open('introtext.txt','r') as file:
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intro = file.read()
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return intro
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def clone_git_repo():
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local_path = './ID2223_Project'
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with gr.Blocks() as demo:
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intro = get_intro_text()
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gr.Markdown(intro)
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slider = gr.Slider(value=-1, maximum=3131,label='Choosen query image index', info='(random if left at -1)')
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gr.Examples(
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examples = [
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introtext.txt
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This is a demo of what Geolocalization can look like. It is the task of predicting where an image was taken using only its pixels. A database or "gallery" has been put together with images from all over Stockholm. At the same time a set of query images have also been put together, these images where taken from the same location as the images in the database, but at a different time, often years apart. When you click the button you will see for a random or specified query image out of 3000 possible, what the model deems to be the most similar images. \n The plot of images shows the query image as the leftmost image, and then the 5 most similar images according to the model. The map shows the locations of the 5 most similar images as blue dots and the red circle is the ground truth of the query. Have fun!
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