This repository contains the resources needed for semantic segmentation using Unet for Pytorch.

Make sure conda >=4.8.3 is installed in your system. Then, type:

conda env create -f unet_segmentation/environment.yml
conda env activate unet

First of all, we need to ensure we have data to train on. We can generate fashion data through the Deep Fashion 2 dataset by following the instructions in the dataset directory.

Once your dataset is generated and your environment is active, you can type:

python unet_segmentation/trainer.py

This script assumes your dataset is located in segmentation_dataset and will start logging Tensorboard data into logs.

You can visualize this data by typing:

tensorboard --logdir=logs

You will be able to visualize the following:

Metrics in Tensorboard	Predicted and groundtruth masks in Tensorboard

A pre-trained model (Mean IOU 0.63) is available here.

Given model weights are in unet.pt, you can predict mask on example example.png by:

import torch
from unet_segmentation.prediction.display import display_prediction

model = torch.load('unet.pt')
display_prediction(model, 'example.png')

• Add test evaluation for generated models.
• Argument parsing in trainer script (as parameters are hard-coded in the trainer script).
• Port code to Pytorch Ignite.
• Generate masks in a GAN-fashion.
• Explore using trained model for clothing retrieval.