vanderbilt: sync data card and figures with GitHub
Syncs the vanderbilt card and figures on the Hub with the reviewed state on GitHub (open-h/OpenH-RF).
Adds assets/main.png (the release image) and assets/118420_1_Focused_Uncoded_TX.gif (the cineloop the card opens with), neither of which was on the Hub, so those images were broken here.
The card also advertised python reconstruct.py --input ... --n_frames 32; the script has not accepted those flags since argparse was removed, so that sentence now describes the INPUT / N_FRAMES constants it actually uses, and reconstruct.py points at its GitHub URL.
GitHub PRs:
- tristan-deep/OpenH-RF#7 — update quantitative values in READMEs (checked with data on HF)
- tristan-deep/OpenH-RF#9 — Vanderbilt update README with dataset naming convention
- tristan-deep/OpenH-RF#10 — Vanderbilt added assets folder and main.png to datasets/vanderbilt
- tristan-deep/OpenH-RF#22 — Fix README links that break on the Hugging Face Hub
Files changed: 3.
+ vanderbilt/assets/118420_1_Focused_Uncoded_TX.gif
+ vanderbilt/assets/main.png
~ vanderbilt/README.md
Update — common card layout. The card now follows the layout shared by every OpenH-RF dataset: frontmatter with a name, a stand-alone title, the hero image with an italic caption linking the sample it shows, Description, Contributor(s), Creation Date and the standard CC BY 4.0 text, then a new Processing the Dataset section (the zea process command where the pipeline carries the whole reconstruction, and the reconstruct.py link) followed by Dataset Format, which opens with the zea version. Hard line breaks are gone so the Hub wraps paragraphs itself; the longer sections keep their content.
GitHub PRs:
- tristan-deep/OpenH-RF#28 — Restructure all data cards to the common README layout
Files changed: 1.
~ vanderbilt/README.md
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