Sorry for making duplicates. Im not sure bug is in vx-delegate or in TIM-VX.
Hi, I think I found a bug in the vx-delegate runtime.
setup: A311D + Android 9 + TensorFlow Lite with vx-delegate
Model: detector, that outputs multiple things: BBoxes, Landmarks, Probability scores and features vectors.
Problem: Landmarks outputs are garbage.
How model works for landmarks:
input image -> backbone -> FPN -> Conv layers that produces features (OUTPUT 1) -> Conv layers that produces landmarks (OUTPUT 2)
so, if I have two outputs, that are downstream one after another, second outputs is not calculated and I get garbage output.
The problem is only with INT8 graph, if I use FP32 graph, it works fine with vx-delegate.
On x86 with standard TFLite (and xnnpack) everything works fine with both INT8 and FP32 graphs.
update:
Downstream is not important, even if in landmarks branch of graph I have only landmarks as outputs, I get garbage.
I don't know why, but part of the graph with landmarks is not calculated on the NPU.
Sorry for making duplicates. Im not sure bug is in vx-delegate or in TIM-VX.
Hi, I think I found a bug in the vx-delegate runtime.
setup: A311D + Android 9 + TensorFlow Lite with vx-delegate
Model: detector, that outputs multiple things: BBoxes, Landmarks, Probability scores and features vectors.
Problem: Landmarks outputs are garbage. How model works for landmarks:
input image -> backbone -> FPN -> Conv layers that produces features (OUTPUT 1) -> Conv layers that produces landmarks (OUTPUT 2)
so, if I have two outputs, that are downstream one after another, second outputs is not calculated and I get garbage output. The problem is only with INT8 graph, if I use FP32 graph, it works fine with vx-delegate.
On x86 with standard TFLite (and xnnpack) everything works fine with both INT8 and FP32 graphs.
update: Downstream is not important, even if in landmarks branch of graph I have only landmarks as outputs, I get garbage. I don't know why, but part of the graph with landmarks is not calculated on the NPU.
What could be the problem? Thanks.