Open yagiken0525 opened 5 years ago
@yagiken0525 Haven't had time, but I'm going to restructure this over the next month to make it easier to do what you're talking about. In the meantime, all you need is to to implement the inference network with the following:
template <
long num_filters,
long nr,
long nc,
int stride_y,
int stride_x,
typename SUBNET
>
using connp = dlib::add_layer<dlib::con_<num_filters,nr,nc,stride_y,stride_x,0,0>, SUBNET>;
template <long N, template <typename> class BN, long shape, long stride, typename SUBNET>
using block = dlib::relu<BN<connp<N, shape, shape, stride, stride, SUBNET>>>;
using mod_idla = dlib::softmax<dlib::fc<2,
dlib::relu<dlib::affine<dlib::fc<500,reinterpret<2,
dlib::max_pool<2,2,2,2,block<25,dlib::affine,3,1,
block<25,dlib::affine,5,5,
dlib::relu<cross_neighborhood_differences<5,5,
dlib::max_pool<2,2,2,2,block<25,dlib::affine,3,1,block<25,dlib::affine,3,1,
dlib::max_pool<2,2,2,2,block<20,dlib::affine,3,1,block<20,dlib::affine,3,1,
input_rgb_image_pair
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>;
Instantiate mod_idla
and load the weights into it.
I could build the source file and currently learning the model using run_cuhk03. After I correctly finishing learning process, how can I use it from my own C++ project?