Open michael5lin opened 7 years ago
From the help:
ssd_detect [FLAGS] model_file weights_file list_file
It means model_file
, weights_file
and list_file
are required parameters. You cannot ignore it.
If you really don't want to provide the required parameters, you could consider remove these lines.
And why not running this in terminal?
I have a trouble on running the ssd_detection.cpp i run it in the terminal : g++ ssd_detect.cpp -I /home/luo/caffe-ssd/include/ -I /usr/local/cuda-8.0/include/ while it filed ,the error: caffe/proto/caffe.pb.h: can't find it but in the proto fold ,it does't have the caffe.pb.h whether I run the ssd_detection.cpp in a wrong way ? or i should make all again? I am also a new beginner with no one to help ,I will be grateful if you could answer my question
you can refer this blog: http://blog.csdn.net/jesse_mx/article/details/65631763
@weiliu89 Im very sorry to let my tiny problem to bother you,but this puzzle have been troubling me for nearly 2weeks.The prbo is not about algorithm but related to C++program.AS a isolated student to do this area with no one can help me here.The prbo is not about algorithm but related to C++program.
the problem is:
const string& model_file = "/home/.../SSD_300x300/deploy.prototxt";
const string& weights_file = "/home/.../VGG_VOC0712_SSD_300x300_iter_120000.caffemodel";
const string& out_file = "/home/.../output.txt";
...
std::ifstream infile("/home/.../test.txt");//test.txt contain the Path of test img
comment all the #ifdef code line
I add these path to the ssd_detect.cpp, in order to use eclipse to run the .cpp to get the result.txt not just use the command line in terminal.
BUT,after build when i run the code eclipse said :
ssd_detect: Do detection using SSD mode. Usage: ssd_detect [FLAGS] model_file weights_file list_file
No modules matched: use -help
im so confused about this,what im missing or if there exist a mistakes? This prob is so tricky for me as a new beginner. Truly hope you can help me here when you are free. Best wish (OS:ubuntu16.04 IDE:eclispe )