Thank you for developing the open-source silent anti-spoofing project! I'm currently working on integrating it into my application and have successfully fine-tuned your base models (versions 2.7_80x80_MiniFASNetV2.pth and 4_0_0_80x80_MiniFASNetV1SE.pth) by modifying the code.
To deploy these models on Android and iOS devices, I need them in a binary format. While you offer pre-built binaries for the base models, I'd like to convert my fine-tuned weights for optimal performance. Unfortunately, converting them myself with Caffe seems impractical as the framework hasn't received updates since 2020. I have tried to convert pth -> caffe -> ncnn but this solution works for the first model (2.7_80x80_MiniFASNetV2.pth), it's not compatible with the second model (4_0_0_80x80_MiniFASNetV1SE.pth). This is because the second model uses an SE module, which is not supported by the Pytorch2Caffe library.
I would greatly appreciate your assistance in converting our fine-tuned weights into a binary format suitable for mobile deployment. Since the conversion code isn't publicly available, any guidance or support would be extremely helpful.
Hello,
Thank you for developing the open-source silent anti-spoofing project! I'm currently working on integrating it into my application and have successfully fine-tuned your base models (versions 2.7_80x80_MiniFASNetV2.pth and 4_0_0_80x80_MiniFASNetV1SE.pth) by modifying the code.
To deploy these models on Android and iOS devices, I need them in a binary format. While you offer pre-built binaries for the base models, I'd like to convert my fine-tuned weights for optimal performance. Unfortunately, converting them myself with Caffe seems impractical as the framework hasn't received updates since 2020. I have tried to convert pth -> caffe -> ncnn but this solution works for the first model (2.7_80x80_MiniFASNetV2.pth), it's not compatible with the second model (4_0_0_80x80_MiniFASNetV1SE.pth). This is because the second model uses an SE module, which is not supported by the Pytorch2Caffe library.
I would greatly appreciate your assistance in converting our fine-tuned weights into a binary format suitable for mobile deployment. Since the conversion code isn't publicly available, any guidance or support would be extremely helpful.
@zhuyingSeu , @minivision-ailab