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Takes Jason's work in segformer_training.ipynb and pastes it into segformer_training.py. Logic updated to fix paths and introduce two command line arguments for easy experimenting:
ARG1 -- DATA FOLDER: takes the path (or title, if folder is inside of python_scripts) of the folder containing image data for the Segformer Model to use.
ARG2 -- EXPERIMENT NAME: Unique name for the specific running of this script, determines name of output json file containing classification stats for the Segformer Model on your image data. The name of the output json is '{your_experiment_name}}_norm_stats.json'. By default, the name of this output json is 'gee_segformer_florida_v4_norm_stats.json'