WIP: Move dataset cloud from GCS to Zenodo #134
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VascoSch92
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Apr 14, 2024
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| print("Using TPU!") | |||
| except ModuleNotFoundError: | |||
| print("No TPUs...") | |||
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It's still WIP; I'll let you know once it's ready to review.
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This PR moves the dataset cloud functionality from Google Cloud Storage (GCS) to Zenodo. Zenodo provides a more accessible and open platform for hosting and sharing datasets. It is free of charge and not connected to a GCS account, which could be deactivated. This ensures longtime support for the dataset cloud.
When adding a new dataset, the following steps should be followed:
DatasetUploaderclass is used to upload the dataset files to Zenodo. Provide the necessary metadata and file paths.By committing the dataset configuration file to the repository, everyone can access and use the dataset, even without having a Zenodo access key. The configuration file contains the necessary information to download and retrieve the dataset from Zenodo.
This change simplifies adding new datasets and makes them more easily available to all users.