How to load yolo model with tfjs-node?

playground commented 1 year ago

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I have trained a yolov3 model, how to load this model and run prediction in my node backend with tfjs-node? Thank you.

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glenn-jocher commented 1 year ago

@playground hey there! To load a YOLOv3 model and run predictions in your Node.js backend using tfjs-node, you can convert your YOLOv3 model to TensorFlow.js format using the tfjs-converter tool. Once converted, you can utilize tfjs-node to load the model and make predictions in your Node.js environment. For detailed steps, you can refer to the TensorFlow.js documentation and the YOLOv5 documentation on Ultralytics. Let me know if you need further assistance!

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