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1. Download and install QGIS and clone the repo :

git clone git@github.com:deepbands/deep-learning-datasets-maker.git

2. Install requirements :

   • Enter the folder and install dependent libraries using OSGeo4W shell (Open As Administrator) :

   cd deep-learning-datasets-maker
   pip install -r requirements.txt

   • Or open OSGeo4W shell as administrator and enter :

   pip install Cython scikit-image Pillow pycocotools --user

3. Copy folder named deep-learning-datasets-maker in QGIS configuration folder and choose the plugin from plugin manager in QGIS (If not appeared restart QGIS).

   • You can know this folder from QGIS Setting Menu at the top-left of QGIS UI Settings > User Profiles > Open Active Profile Folder .
   • Go to python/plugins then paste the deep-learning-datasets-maker folder.
   • Full path should be like : C:\Users\$USER\AppData\Roaming\QGIS\QGIS3\profiles\default\python\plugins\deep-learning-datasets-maker.

4. Open QGIS, load your raster and vector data then select the output paths for rasterized, images and labels then click ok.

v0.2

• Fix: If vector layer saved in memory not in file, rasterize can't work.
• Splitting raster data into equal pieces with GDAL , https://gdal.org/.
• Fix: Splitiing Image Size.
• Rasterize shapefile to raster in the same satellite pixel size and projection.
• Convert 24 or 16 bit raster to 8 bit.
• Export as jpg (for raster) and png (for rasterized shapefile) with GDAL.
• Converted semantic segmentation (0 and 1) to instance segmentation for labels (the original label is 0/255) option, and the result is a single-channel image that uses a palette to color.
• PaddlePaddle Train/Val/Testing list text.
• Use GDAL for instance segmentation instead of openCV.
• Support COCO format.
• Update plugin's UI :
  • Add new checkbox for other annotations like COCO.

v0.3

• Fix : raster and vector full path on Linux/macOS (Sometimes cannot gdal/ogr.open from the full path because of forward slash /path_to_raster and backward slash \path_to_raster )