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Add C++ object detection example#14
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Because it's not obvious. It also wouldn't hurt to add a link to this from the coral examples page (where the python object detection is already linked).
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Probably requires modifications for the hard-coded image size, but I'm unsure how to get this from the model, so requires someone more familiar with Tensorflow. |
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In order to make it work, the preprocessing has to be corrected: for (uint32_t i = 0; i < input.size(); ++i) Otherwise you will run into an infinite Loop |
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Because it wasn't immediately obvious how to do this for a Tensorflow newbie like myself.
It also wouldn't hurt to add a link to this from the coral examples page (where the python object detection is already linked).
This also solves 1 part of #8