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How to extract .tar file of Imagenet dataset for window in JupyterLab?
To extract a .tar
file of the ImageNet dataset in JupyterLab on Windows, you can use the tarfile
module in Python. Follow these steps:
Import the
tarfile
module:
Import thetarfile
module in your JupyterLab notebook.pythonimport tarfile
Specify the path to the
.tar
file:
Provide the path to the.tar
file of the ImageNet dataset. Make sure the file is accessible from your JupyterLab environment.pythontar_file_path = 'path/to/your/file.tar'
Extract the contents of the
.tar
file:
Use thetarfile
module to open and extract the contents of the.tar
file.pythonwith tarfile.open(tar_file_path, 'r') as tar:
tar.extractall()
This code snippet opens the
.tar
file in read mode ('r'
) and extracts all the contents into the current working directory. Make sure you have write permissions in the directory where you are running the JupyterLab notebook.Verify the extracted files:
After extraction, you should see the extracted files and directories in the current working directory. You can use standard Python file operations or the JupyterLab file explorer to navigate and verify the extracted dataset.
Note: The ImageNet dataset is typically large, so make sure you have enough storage space and consider the time it may take to extract the dataset files.
Remember to replace 'path/to/your/file.tar'
with the actual path to your ImageNet .tar
file.
By following these steps, you should be able to extract the contents of the .tar
file of the ImageNet dataset in JupyterLab on Windows using the tarfile
module in Python.