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hm, I will take a look at your reg images, I'd been using Aitrepreneur's images but it looks like your dataset is much larger (5200 images vs 1000 for his)
ok so 130*39=5070, which is close to 5200 which is the number of regularization images. Is that number similarity a coincidence or is that what I'm aiming for, for the number of repeats multiplied by the number of images to be about equal to the number of reg images?
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if I'm correctly understanding what he's saying, an "epoch" is a "full run" of training on your data set. So multiple epochs constitutes multiple runs of training on your data set. This is functionally the same thing as doing repeats for images. so your total number of steps is [training images] x [repeats] x [epochs], and take that and double it if you have regularization images. So doing 15 training images with 150 repeats and 1 epoch is 2250 steps (or 4500 with reg images). If you instead did 15 training images with 10 repeats for 15 epochs, that would also be 2250 steps (4500 with regs).