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Hi, Katsuya-san,
The problem might be from the last layer(probably reduce_mean layer......)
I added an argument(keepdims=True) to the layer.
Although the additional code for squeezing(like np.squeeze), The model seems to work anyway...
Thank you.
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Hello Katsuya-san,
Nice project, very inspiring.
I also tried the attached pb and generated FP32/FP16 IR. I did not try Python but in my limited C++ tests I could not see any issues with FP32 CPU. In addition FP16 GPU worked fine too, in a limited test use case. When I tried on NCS and NCS2 I got ncAPI errors. It seems to me that the issue may be more specific to MYRIAD rather than FP32 vs. FP16.
Do you have a Core CPU system with an Intel HD GPU to try your FP16 IR ? If your FP16 IR works with -d GPU then it could be that there is some issue with some unsupported operation on MYRIAD NCS(2). The GPU test may help us to narrow down the issue.
Best regards,
nikos
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Hi, Katsuya-san,
Did you solve the above issue?
I have encountered the same issue, but i can't found any solution.
My network is very simple(just MobileNet for classification)...
So i don't think that it is from the unsupported layer on MYRIAD...
Thank you.
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Hi, Katsuya-san,
The problem might be from the last layer(probably reduce_mean layer......)
I added an argument(keepdims=True) to the layer.
Although the additional code for squeezing(like np.squeeze), The model seems to work anyway...
Thank you.
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