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- Train the model
- Calculate the logits
- Creates a weight variable
- Bias Variable
- Max pooling op
- Loads model
- 2d convolutional layer
- Return a prediction for the given inputs
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QUESTION
In my Notebook's first cell, I wrote :
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Answered 2020-Aug-25 at 22:13From here:
QUESTION
https://www.tensorflow.org/lite/tutorials/model_maker_image_classification
I am running through the tensorflow lite example and get an import error when trying to import image classifier.
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Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 14:02Try to clone the repo, and then use this path:
QUESTION
I am trying TF-lite converter with TF1.12. And found that the accuracy of TF-lite is not correct after quantization. Take MNIST for example, if convert to f32 with the following command, it still can tell the correct when run convolution_test_lite.py with conv_net_f32.tflite.
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Answered 2020-May-27 at 12:52I believe there are multiple issues buried in this. Let me address these one by one.
1. The input values should be quantized.Your test code (convolution_test_lite.py
) is not quantizing the input values correctly.
In case of QUANTIZED_UINT8
quantization:
QUESTION
I am in the process of re-writing code that is compatible with TF 2.0. Unfortunately, almost every example provided by the website uses the keras API. I, however, want to write code with raw tensorflow functions.
At some point, the new way of calculating and applying gradients during the training process looks something like this (code stolen from here):
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Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 14:24All Keras layers have a property trainable_variables
which you can use to access them. There's also trainable_weights
but in most cases the two are identical. Note that this will actually be an empty list until the layer has been built, which you can do by calling layer.build(input_shape)
. Alternatively, a layer will be built the first time it is called on an input.
QUESTION
I have data in a tensorflow record file (data.record), and I seem to be able to read that data. I want to do something simple: just display the (png-encoded) image for a given example. But I can't get the image as a numpy array and simply show it. I mean, the data are in there how hard can it be to just pull it out and show it? I imagine I am missing something really obvious.
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Answered 2019-Jul-08 at 07:37import tensorflow as tf
with tf.Session() as sess:
r = tf.random.uniform([10, 10])
print(type(r))
#
a = r.eval()
print(type(a))
#
QUESTION
I'm totally new to TensorFlow and Python, so please excuse me for posting such a basic question, but I'm a bit overwhelmed with learning both things at once. EDIT: I found a solution myself and posted it below, however, more efficient solutions are wellcome
Short version of the question: How can I extract every weight and bias at any point from a neural network using TensorFlow and store it into a Python array with the shape [layers][neurons-previous-layer][neurons-current-layer]. The goal is NOT to store on the hdd but in variables with the same shape and type as the one explained below the last code snipet. I'd also like to know, which is the most efficient way to do so.
The task I want to perform is to create a neural network with pre-trained weights and biases (not obtained from Tensor, but from totally different source), refine the training with Tensor and then return the refined weights to the program.
I've investigated how to create NN's in Tensor Flow as well as made my way through a way to initialize the weights of the network using previously created lists in Python based on some Tensor tutorials and some unrelated questions from StackOverflow.
So, my question is, given a trained network in TensorFlow, how can I extract every weight and bias to variables (my network has around 2,8 million weights and biases) in the fastest possible way? (keep in mind that this operation is going to be repeated over and over)
To clarify the question, here's some code:
First of all, the entire network creation and training process (except the network layout) is based on this post: Autoencoder Example.
The relevant parts of the code for this example are the following (I cut the output part because it is not necessary to explain the way I create the network):
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Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 21:33How about using tf.trainable_variables()
?
This returns a list of all the trainable parameters and since it's a tensorflow model, I would asume it's optimized.
You can access specific weights from this list by tensorname:
variable = [weight for weights in tf.trainable_variables() if weight.name == name_my_var]
QUESTION
I'm trying to run a simple cnn on cifar10, combining code from 2 examples: https://github.com/aymericdamien/TensorFlow-Examples/blob/master/examples/6_MultiGPU/multigpu_cnn.py
https://github.com/exelban/tensorflow-cifar-10
I'm getting OOM errors.
I first tried the code with the complete cnn , without multi-gpu support, and it is working ok. Next I used the multi-gpu code, ran ok too. Combining them is not working.
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Answered 2019-May-24 at 16:49Here's the solution:
The problem was with how the data was divided across the GPUs.
I used tf.split(X, _NUM_GPUS)
for the data and the labels, then I could assign each GPU with it's right data chunk. Also , only one GPU is running accuracy
so it needed to get the full sized data.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a model to classify some plants, just so I can learn how to use TensorFlow. The problem is that every good example that I can use as reference is loading a .csv
dataset and I want to load a .jpeg
dataset (could be .png
or .jpg
as well).
Those examples even use a built in dataset like:
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Answered 2019-May-14 at 14:32Let me assume that your folder structure is as follows:
QUESTION
Recently, I am trying to learn how to use Tensorflow to do the data parallel training and I found a toy example here https://github.com/aymericdamien/TensorFlow-Examples/blob/master/examples/6_MultiGPU/multigpu_cnn.py.
However, I cannot run this example successfully and I got the following error.
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Answered 2019-Jan-19 at 05:32Actually, I found what the problem is with my Tensorflow. The above error is caused by the mismatching between RTX GPU cards and CUDA driver.
QUESTION
Problem
Using Tensorflow's partial_run() method doesn't work as I expected. I use it towards the bottom of the supplied code, and I believe it's giving me the attached error.
The general flow of data is that I need to get a prediction from the model, use that prediction in some non-tensorflow code (to program a software synthesiser) to then get audio features (MFCCS, RMS, FFT) after playing a midi note, which can be finally passed to the cost function to check how close the predicted patch was to recreating a desired sound supplied as the current example.
Code - omitted preprocessing
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Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 08:56The immediate error you are experiencing:
No gradients provided for any variable, check your graph for ops that do not support gradients, between variables
is because there is no gradient path from your cost
to your weights. This is because there are placeholders and calculations happening outside of your graph in between the weights and cost. Thus, there does not exist a path of gradients from cost to the weights.
In other words, think about the setup.
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