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Didn't you share the trained models? #4
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Hi Kyrie,
Thanks for your message. I have seen this error caused by insufficient
preprocessing, rather than issues with the model.
Can you maybe share the video clip with me for testing?
shenkjustin@gmail.com. I will take a look at it and let you know when it is
fixed.
Justin
…On Wed 17. Jul 2019 at 07:47, Kyrie ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, I'm glad to see your code, but when I execute python
video-example.py', the probability of predicting each expression is almost
the same. There is no obvious difference. Like the results shown below, it
seems that the probability of happy'should be greater, but the result is
not the same:
So I think it may be that your public model is not well trained. I would
like to ask if you can publish your trained model?
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The issue with the video was due to nesting TensorFlow sessions (not recommended). Fixed in f1322de. Please try again and let me know how it goes. |
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Hello, I'm glad to see your code, but when I execute
python video-example.py', the probability of predicting each expression is almost the same. There is no obvious difference. Like the results shown below, it seems that the probability of
happy'should be greater, but the result is not the same:So I think it may be that your public model is not well trained. I would like to ask if you can publish your trained model?
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