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@coach/coach

v1.0.0

Published

CLI Service for interacting with Coach

Downloads

3

Readme

Coach CLI

Checkout https://coach.lkuich.com to register and get your API Key!

Setup

Install with npm

npm install -g @coach/coach

Login with your Coach API Key, Key ID, and Key Secret

coach login

Train a new model

In this example we're going to train a flowers model. Our training data is organized in a directory structure like this:

flowers  
  |-Daisy   
      |-daisy-01.jpg  
      |-...
  |-Dandelion  
  |-Sunflowers  
  |-Tulips 

First, sync our local image data with Coach

coach sync flowers

Then start training, you can set the number of steps, or set the number of epochs to train on

coach train flowers -e 10

Check the status of your model

coach status -m flowers

Usage

Once your model is finished training, it's ready for use.

Check out the Coach Python SDK for usage:
https://github.com/lkuich/coach-python