Closed swapnilsayansaha closed 2 years ago
@adityakusupati Can you please take a look?
Hi,
The same sort of inference should work for FastCells too however, this is all in tf 1.0 which has limited support.
You can use see dot to automatically compile low level code files for inference.
Hope this helps.
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Seedot has some issues converting models trained on custom dataset #251
Anyways I exposed the predictions from the training script:
In fastTrainer.py, in the train function:
testAcc, testLoss, s_predictions, s_truth = sess.run([self.accuracy, self.lossOp, self.Y_output, self.Y_truth], feed_dict={
self.X: Xtest, self.Y: Ytest})
print('s_predictions:', s_predictions) #model predictions
print('s_truth:', s_truth) #ground truth labels
in the init() function:
self.Y_output = tf.argmax(self.predictions, 1)
self.Y_truth = tf.argmax(self.Y, 1)
For Bonsai and ProtoNN, we can convert the trained TF model to tflite and perform inference on new data. I was wondering if something similar exists for FastCells in TF, where we could load the pre-trained model parameters and perform inference (maybe not through TFLite but through TF directly).
P.S. I could've used Seedot to compile FastCells but right now it has some bugs that prevent its compilation for custom FastCells models. #251