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rather than an entry
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folder
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upload
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There are several TODO items before this can be considered "good
enough", let alone complete. See the comments in the code for
details.
On a good day, with a fair wind, though, this works.
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change)
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output for training file not found, so that its clear that the file specified may not exist
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EC2's rate limiting
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makefile to where it makes sense
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internal library later as its only needed for tests
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This involved adding a test queue, so it can be run safely without
intefering with the pipeline.
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available to Pipeliner
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lspipeline as there are some hard to debug issues in concurrency version
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The -prefix option is useful to us.
Previously only a .jpg for page number 100 was retreived, which
failed if the book had fewer (or unusually named) pages, and also
didn't provide a corresponding .hocr at all (bug introduced with
48958d2). Using 'best', which is (effectively) randomly sorted,
provides a guaranteed to exist page, and a random one at that.
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ListObjectWithMeta for single file listing, so we can still be as fast, but do not have a misleading api
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single results from ListObjects requests
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books starting with "1"
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already has a hocr directory in it will work
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