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Hello, I'm encountering difficulties while attempting to test my custom developed model using the object-detector-python sample provided in the Axis Communications GitHub repository. Below are the steps I've taken and the corresponding issue I've encountered:
I've followed the guide meticulously, yet I'm still facing this error. Any guidance to resolve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your assistance. +++ I checked one more related issue in Git, and I checked the comment that it might be a memory issue. https://github.com/orgs/AxisCommunications/discussions/316#discussioncomment-7598266 |
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Hi @Hyenni , |
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Yolov5 on Artpec-8 instructions:Hi, Originally posted by @Corallo in #462 (comment) |
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I'd like to add also that your model is probably not compatible with Artpec 8. |
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Hi @Hyenni , Thanks! |
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I'd like to add also that your model is probably not compatible with Artpec 8.
Before building the application I would suggest trying the model in isolation.
You can find instructions in the ACAP documentation:
https://axiscommunications.github.io/acap-documentation/docs/computer-vision-on-device/test-your-model.html