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Object detection notebooks update #10351
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@amrzv Hey, |
Yes, sure, I will try to help. |
Hi. |
Sorry I was ill and couldn't answer. So my question is about the use of ssd custom anchor tutorial with TF1, because the scripts given on the actual tutorial are for TF2 and I searched the right files in the TF OB API. So replacing them in the original tutorial should work or not? |
Well, this might work but replacing something in the tutorial might be not enough to run on TF1 because further changes to |
So I have already asked the question in repo tensorflow (#10665 (comment)), there I was told it would also work with TF1. For this, I assume that these sections simply have to be changed, as they are also available for TF1 in the Object Detection API.
all other scripts do not need TensorFlow, except for
my questions to you would be have you successfully run this tutorial before and do you think I could give it a try with my approach? Otherwise I would have to install tensorflow 2. |
I suggest using tf2 without any problems. |
maybe i'm misunderstanding jupyter notebook, but when i run the cells for the object detection tutorial, for example, i noticed that TF2 is installed when i run it, even though i have TF1 (virtual environment) installed on my computer. Is Jupyter Notebook to be understood in a way that installations in cells are not executed locally, but everything online? It made me a bit puzzled, because there was always in the past a bar of my RAM and the DISK displayed, which are connected via the Python kernel, so to speak. |
You run jupyter notebook locally and add installations that are made into the environment (globally or from any env), from which you start jupyter-notebook. So to answer your question - no, installations are not executed online. P.S: this discussion become off-topic from object detection api. |
Okay thanks for the explanation, I will try it first with TF1 on my virtual environment and then see if it`s necessary to setup TF2. Could you share an e-mail address where I could contact you for further questions if needed. |
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Made changes into
reseach/object_detection/colab_tutorials
notebooks. Everything tested in default colab environment.UPDATE: fixed broken links in object_detection repo
context_rcnn_tutorial.ipynb
:convert_odt_model_to_TFLite.ipynb
,deepmac_colab.ipynb
:eager_few_shot_od_training_tf2_colab.ipynb
:generate_ssd_anchor_box_aspect_ratios_using_k_means_clustering.ipynb
:inference_from_saved_model_tf2_colab.ipynb
:object_detection_tutorial.ipynb
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Test Configuration: default colab environment, "run all"
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