Update README for the new structure#32
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This pull request updates the
README.mdto document new features and configuration changes, especially around large-raster inference and data structure. The updates clarify the workflow, add new configuration defaults, and update directory conventions for all stages (pretrain, train, evaluate, inference). It also documents the new inference entrypoint and output formats.Major documentation and workflow updates:
main.pyentrypoint for this functionality. [1] [2] [3] [4]Project structure and naming:
phase_io.pytoio.pyin thetraining/directory for clarity.Data directory conventions:
These changes ensure the documentation accurately reflects the current state of the codebase, improves clarity for new users, and introduces support for large-scale inference workflows.