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Expand Up @@ -130,11 +130,26 @@ pip install roboflow

Then,

##### give relevant permissions
```bash
chmod 770 ./scripts/download_datasets.sh
```
##### You can download the dataset in one of the following options:
a) download the whole dataset
```bash
./scripts/download_datasets.sh
./scripts/download_datasets.sh -f yolov5 $ change format
./scripts/download_datasets.sh -l <path_to_my_location> change download location
```
b) download the dataset in either `yolov5`/`yolov7` format or `coco` format:
```bash
./scripts/download_datasets.sh -f yolov5 # change yolov5 to coco for coco format
```
c) download the dataset to a specified location using `-l` flag
```bash
./scripts/download_datasets.sh -l <your_desired_location>
```
**For instance:** If I want to download the rf100 dataset with `coco` format into my `/mnt/projects/datasets` path, then I will do:
```bash
./scripts/download_datasets.sh -f coco -l /mnt/projects/datasets
```

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