Closed chisu7917 closed 2 years ago
Does the model of size 5000 works fine or it is not able to classify digits?
Hi Simone,
No, it doesn't work. it looks like as below.
18:40:37.835 -> It took 3 micros to run inference 18:40:37.835 -> Test output is: 8 18:40:37.835 -> Predicted proba are: 0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,0.00 18:40:37.835 -> Predicted class is: 0 18:40:37.835 -> Sanity check: 7
You probably have an outdated version of tinymlgen. Either
port(model, variable_name='digits_model', pretty_print=True, optimize=False)
The latest version of tinymlgen makes optimize=False
the default, prior versions had optimize=True
.
It is now working fine for me.
Thanks for your prompt reply, Simone!
Yes, you are right. I have modified the code and got the right results of classification!! I tried both methods your mentioned and got the same result.
I'm still curious why the length of my model is "digits_model_len = 13504;" instead of 21448? Both your methods generated the same length of model of 13504 on my side.
Thanks!
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_KE3OJ5uWD4bD-DITsQ4N6J8N8KDRorT?usp=sharing
Maybe that 21448 was for a different model, who knows...
Hi Simone,
Thanks for your very nice code! Really appreciate it! I have the same issue with Radhanand Anantha who post a question on your blog. https://eloquentarduino.github.io/2020/11/tinyml-on-arduino-and-stm32-cnn-convolutional-neural-network-example/#tochow-to-run-a-cnn-on-arduino-and-stm32-boards-with-eloquenttinyml I also use colab to generate the model and finally the model size is about 5000 instead of 21448. The code is totally the same with yours because I just copied it to verify. Here is the link of colab code. Could you please have a look? Thanks! https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_KE3OJ5uWD4bD-DITsQ4N6J8N8KDRorT?usp=sharing