Closed TrinhQuocNguyen closed 6 years ago
Hi, I suggest you remove the rgb to bgr if it make hard for real time processing. It wont influence too much on the results if you retrain using rgb samples
On Dec 27, 2017 7:39 PM, "Trinh Saiki" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello Hezhangsprinter, Thank you for your hard work. I have been played around with your code, and did some modify to process sequence images (image by image) using opencv, but when I try to process a real time video which is captured from camera, it seems to me that the process is slow. And after investigating, I have found that the code of converting the RGB <-> BGR consumes a lot of time. Do you have any ideas to improve it? Thank you.
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Thank you for your reply, actually I have just figured out that the main reason is to reconstruct the image from the output of the model consumes most, but we can not do anything with it but reduce the size of the image.
The second cause is casting into floatTensor from byteTenSor as function: input = input:float(), and it costs 0.033 seconds to do so. Do you have any ideals to reduce the time casting to floatTensor? Thank you
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Hi, I suggest you remove the rgb to bgr if it make hard for real time processing. It wont influence too much on the results if you retrain using rgb samples
On Dec 27, 2017 7:39 PM, "Trinh Saiki" notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello Hezhangsprinter, Thank you for your hard work. I have been played around with your code, and did some modify to process sequence images (image by image) using opencv, but when I try to process a real time video which is captured from camera, it seems to me that the process is slow. And after investigating, I have found that the code of converting the RGB <-> BGR consumes a lot of time. Do you have any ideas to improve it? Thank you.
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Hi, After investigating carefully I have found that because we compute in the size of image in every layer, it takes a lot of time to do so. I have tried to reduce the number of filter banks and size of image, then I can do real time. Thank you again. I'll close the issues now.
Hello Hezhangsprinter, Thank you for your hard work. I have been played around with your code, and did some modify to process sequence images (image by image) using opencv, but when I try to process a real time video which is captured from camera, it seems to me that the process is slow. And after investigating, I have found that the code of converting the RGB <-> BGR consumes a lot of time. Do you have any ideas to improve it? Thank you.