gsutil_copy: Copy images from google cloud
In mfidino/uwinutils: A suite of useful functions to query / report from the UWIN database
View source: R/gsutil_functions.R
gsutil_copy R Documentation
Copy images from google cloud
Description
gsutil_copy takes in the object from images_of and copies
them to a specified folder.
Usage
gsutil_copy(images_to_copy = NULL, output_folder = NULL, ncore = 2)
Arguments
images_to_copy
The output data.frame from images_of.
ncore
a numeric scalar. The number of cores to use to copy images
from google cloud. It defaults to 2.
output_to_folder
A character vector that denotes the full path of
a folder to copy the images to.
If the folder does not exist it will be created. A final slash cannot
be placed at the end of the character. For example, "C:/users/data"
works but "C:/users/data/" does not.
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Copy images from google cloud
Description
gsutil_copy takes in the object from images_of and copies
them to a specified folder.
Usage
gsutil_copy(images_to_copy = NULL, output_folder = NULL, ncore = 2)
Arguments
images_to_copy |
The output data.frame from |
ncore |
a numeric scalar. The number of cores to use to copy images from google cloud. It defaults to 2. |
output_to_folder |
A character vector that denotes the full path of
a folder to copy the images to.
If the folder does not exist it will be created. A final slash cannot
be placed at the end of the character. For example, |
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