How to read text-non-text-classification data from kaggle folder?

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FileNotFoundError                         Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-13-381be183fe9d> in <module>
      4 images_train = read_all(trainPath , key_prefix='bgr_') # change the path
      5 for language in languages:
----> 6     images_train.update(read_all(trainPath+language, key_prefix=language+"_" ))
      7 print(len(images_train))
      8 

<ipython-input-4-7594fb431dc1> in read_all(folder_path, key_prefix)
      5     print("Reading:")
      6     images = {}
----> 7     files = os.listdir(folder_path)
      8     for i, file_name in tqdm_notebook(enumerate(files), total=len(files)):
      9         file_path = os.path.join(folder_path, file_name)

FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '../input/padhai-text-non-text-classification-level-2/kaggle_level_2/ta'

help me

#2

Hi @vimalkumarmdb,
Please check all the files location first, you can do so by using:
!ls -l

#3

Thanks @Ishvinder , now I’m level 3, there is more difficulties , can you help me , how to read data from in lavel3?

#4

Are you facing the same issues in level 3 as well?

#5

lavel3
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, I want to unzip the Zip file inside the folder but I’m unable to do this, can you help me how can i read this level data into data frame?

#6

@Ishvinder, not like previous, it is new problem -

lavel3
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I want to unzip the Zip file inside the folder but I’m unable to do this, can you help me how can i read this level data into data frame?

#7

To unzip a file, you can use the following snippet:

!unzip file.zip

Infact, you need not to unzip files in kaggle i guess.
You can directly access all the subdirectories.
Try hovering to the expand like button for the directory on the right side data window.

#8

I’m very frustrated in this assignment, this is the 1st time I can’t read the dataset, if you have code of this lavel kindly share with me.

#11

You should be able to unzip the file to your current path by

unzip filename.zip

Usually, the zip archives can be automatically accessed, I am not sure why we have to extract. We will check this.