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Amazon Rekognition Custom Labels Workshop - Detect Woodpecker Holes in Utility Poles

Step 1.

From the Rekognition Immersion day Pre-requisite launch the Cloudformation stack in the "Launch Amazon SageMaker Notebook Instance" section.

Note: You don't need to do the "Download necessary notebooks" section on that page.

Step 2.

Next we will Create a s3 bucket.

As you create a model training job, you will save the following in an Amazon S3 bucket:

  • The model training data
  • Model artifacts, which Amazon SageMaker generates during model training

You can store the training data and artifacts in a single bucket or in two separate buckets. For exercises in this guide, one bucket is sufficient. You can use existing buckets or create new ones.

Follow the instructions in Create a Bucket in the Amazon Simple Storage Service Console User Guide. Include sagemaker in the bucket name; for example, sagemaker-datetime.

Step 3.

Click on "Open JupyterLab"

Open Instance

Step 4.

Select Git > Clone Repository Git Termial

Step 5.

Enter git url "https://github.com/aws-samples/amazon-rekognition-workshops" in the dialog box and click "Clone"

Git Termial

Step 6.

After cloning is complete, verify that directory named "amazon-rekognition-workshops" is created

source code

Step 7.

Click on 'Open Jupyter'

Open Notebook

Step 8.

Click "amazon-rekognition-workshops" to open the folder

Open Notebook

Step 9.

Click "ObjectDetection" to open the folder

Open Notebook

Step 10.

Click on 'ground_truth_object_detection_tutorial.ipynb' to open the notebook in the browser

Open Notebook

Step 11.

Open the 'ground_truth_object_detection_turtorial.ipynb' and follow the instructions in the Notebook.

Security

See CONTRIBUTING for more information.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT-0 License. See the LICENSE file.

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