This is a project module for a new project, which inludes the file framework, DL pipline, RM.md example and some useful utils. To be updating now.
Any questions, please contact by zhangtao@westlake.edu.cn
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Official repo for the paper Paper Name.
Author name
ICLR 2024 spotlight.
We propose a novel XXX.
- Install dependencies.
conda create -n ENV_NAME python=3.x.x
Install dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -e .
Replace the directory name standard_repo
with your project name and the corresponding
directory name in setup.py, .gitignore, .
- project_module
- dataset # datasets ready for training or analysis
- docs # documentation files
- $project_name
- data # data class and dataloader used in the project
- data_demo.py # A demo code for data class
- config # configuration files for training and inference
- inference # scripts for model inference
- model # model definitions
- train # Scripts and configuration files for training models
- train_demo.py # A demo code for training
- utils # Utility scripts and helper functions
- utils.py # A demo code for utility functions
- tests # unit tests for the project
- data # data class and dataloader used in the project
- results # results and logs from training and inference
- scripts # bash scripts for running training and inference
- .gitignore # Specifies intentionally untracked files to ignore by git
- filepath.py # Python script for file path handling
- README.md # Markdown file with information about the project for users
- reproducibility_statement.md # Markdown file with statements on reproducibility practices
- requirements.txt # Text file with a list of dependencies to install
All the dataset can be downloaded in this this link. Checkpoints are in this link. Both dataset.zip and checkpoint_path.zip should be decompressed to the root directory of this project.
Below we provide example commands for training the diffusion model/forward model.
python train_1d.py
Here we provide commands for inference using the trained model:
python inference.py
- NAME (ICLR 2023 spotlight): brief description of the project.
Numerous practices and standards were adopted from CinDM.
If you find our work and/or our code useful, please cite us via:
@inproceedings{
...
}