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generate the right module required for training network #7

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hao19921108 opened this issue Mar 6, 2017 · 4 comments
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generate the right module required for training network #7

hao19921108 opened this issue Mar 6, 2017 · 4 comments

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@hao19921108
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Hello,

I have successfully completed your first three steps and am stuck on step 4 where I can train/test my own data. The data I am producing is not a .cpkt format and is a .npz format. What is the best way to take my .npz data and convert it into a .cpkt format? Is there something I am not doing?

Thank you,
Hao

@dyelax
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dyelax commented Mar 6, 2017

Hi Hao,

The argument that you pass to the -l flag should be a previously-saved model. TensorFlow should produce a .ckpt file when tf.train.Saver.save() is called. Where are you getting your .npz file?

Matt

@stalgiag
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I also have this problem. A bit confused. I started with about a thousand sequential .jpgs which then became .npz files when I processed the data in Step 3. I now have a ton of .npz files but a bit confused about how I train those into a model. I have tried passing their save directory as the -t argument but that doesn't seem to be what it wants. The wording regarding training on our own data on Step 4 is a bit confusing.

Sorry for my ignorance! Thank you for your work!

@dyelax
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dyelax commented May 29, 2017

Which version of TensorFlow are you using? This only works for up to 0.12 currently.

@stalgiag
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I fixed my problem. Had a slight issue with how I set up the directories. Thanks for the code and help!

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