I am using tensorflow lite micro to transform a .tflite model to micro controler, but when following the guide, it stoped at transforming the model to C array, but don't mention how to generate the model.cc file, I want to know how can I get the model.cc file.
In order to generate the model.cc file, please follow the instructions here.
In short, to generate a cc file with the model data, run xxd -i converted_model.tflite > model_data.cc
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steps executed.
Created C/C++ program and kept in CYGWIN64.
gcc -fdump-tree-cfg Hello.c executed. (in CygWin64 command)
Hello.cfg file generated.
After this I am not able to show the Hello.cfg file in the form graphical form.
You can use -fdump-tree-cfg-graph to get a graphviz .dot file, on which you can then use the dot tool from graphviz to convert a to a graphical format.
If you happen to have an X server running, you can also use dot -Tx11 Hello.c.013t.cfg.dot (or whatever the name of the file ands up being) to display the graph directly without converting it to another file format first.
I need to get the .pb and .pbtxt files from a Keras model in order to use the trained Keras model with the DNN module of OpenCV in C++.
I can get the .pb file by doing model.save('model',save_format='tf') but I have not found a way to get the .pbtxt file.
I'm working with the same setup and had the same problem(s), so here is what I found:
In OpenCV if you're using dnn::readNetFromTensorflow() then you don't actually need the ".pbtxt" file, the ".pb" alone is enough
What you're generating with keras model.save() method is a tensorflow SavedModel which generates multiple files (along with the .pb), but the .pb doesn't work alone and OpenCV doesn't accept the SavedModel format. So you need to generate a frozen graph. More info here, and the solution to generate a frozen graph for your model.
If I run web2py with the -F option, it will generate a .prof file. How do I read the contents of this file? Hotshot doesn't appear to work (I tried RunSnakeRun as well).
Web2py uses cProfile; I found something that will load the cProfile generated file and spit out output to a webpage:
http://ymichael.com/2014/03/08/profiling-python-with-cprofile.html
pip install cprofilev, then run cprofilev on the .prof file. Enjoy!
snakeviz is a module/binary to view and generate cprofile .prof files. Recommended by the search engine. I really like its Sunburst plot.
https://jiffyclub.github.io/snakeviz/
I was wondering if there is an equivalent in GLPK Api of the command line function "glpsol".
Because I have a model which is written in a .mod file and data in .dat file.
In command line I can solve it by calling this line :
glpsol --model flow-glpk.mod --data your_data_set.dat
I would like to solve the same problem in a C/C++ program without execute an "execv()" call.
Have a look at mplsamp2.c in the examples directory of the source distribution, I believe it does what you want, you just have to change the hardcoded names appropriately to your application.
GLPK comes with a nice manual, 3.2 Routines for processing MathProg models details how to deal with MathProg models using the C API.
I am new to Oracle and have been having trouble following instructions for importing a package into the integration repository.
The instructions include code for creating a package and body, but don't really tell me what to do with that code. It looks like I should run it in SQL Plus. Is that correct?
It also includes instructions for generating the ILDT file--but only in a generic way. Those instructions just refer me to the "SOA Gateway Implementation Guide". (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e12169/T511175T543269.htm) The command is:
$IAS_ORACLE_HOME/perl/bin/perl $FND_TOP/bin/irep_parser.pl -g -v -username=sysadmin itg:patch/115/sql:fndav.pls:12.0=/tmp/fndav.pls
I'm not sure what to use for the .pls file. Is that generated and then the ILDT file is also created?
Apologies for this newbie question.
I appreciate any help!
Thanks,
Sami
You probably figured this by now, as per oracle conventions .pls file is the package specification and .plb is for package body.