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I followed the CVInterop.Lite.Net example and everything work. However, when I custom train an tf.lite classification model (ssdMobileV2), the return results are byte[8] instead of float[8] for _outputTensor.Data.
If byte expected?
If so, how do I interpreted the results?
Thanks in advance,
Terry
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You should always make sure your own model can be loaded and perform inference in python first, then replicate the same pyhon routine in C# with Emgu TF Lite.
Thanks for the suggestion. It ends up that I did not resigned the image causing unexpected results. However, the processing speed is much longer than expected. If I understand correctly, the tf.lite may need to rebuild based on the particular CPU in order to get the performance expected. I gave up that option for now.
I try to use emgu.tf. When I run the example (CVInterop.NetCore), there is an error message "Error CS0246 The type or namespace name 'ConfigProto' could not be found ". Did I missed something on the installation ?
I have went through the document and google the error, But not able to go pass this compile error on the sample program.
Thanks in advance,
Terry
I followed the CVInterop.Lite.Net example and everything work. However, when I custom train an tf.lite classification model (ssdMobileV2), the return results are byte[8] instead of float[8] for _outputTensor.Data.
If byte expected?
If so, how do I interpreted the results?
Thanks in advance,
Terry
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: