Hey there great video. I have been trying to this project but the issue im facing is converting that model to onxx. If possible can you please state what version of tensorflow and tf2onxx do i require to make it work on ubuntu. Thanks in advance
I tested it and there were quite a few errors. Can you please give me information about specific versions of opencv-python mediapipe stow numpy tqdm onnxruntime tf2onnx Is tensorflow okay? Thanks a lot
Greetings Sir!, Thank you for the tutorial but could you please provide the facenet.onnx file required ? I am unable to execute the code due to not being able to convert and i have tried a lot of methods. Thanks *EDIT* The issue got fixed, i downgraded tf2onnx to version 1.4.1 and it worked
@@sakshamverma2421 Hey, I made my very first git hub repo to share the file with you. The problem is, you can't share non YT links in comments. So I will make a video and link the git hub repo in the comments
This is fantastic! Just a question, why is it that when I provide multiple photos per person the accuracy goes extremely low? Whilst with one photo per person is really accurate
Hi! Why can't you just give us the .onnx file? I am getting so much errors using the tf2onnx I think it's outdated or it doesnt work well with the last module in Tensorflow
@@PyLessons It would be perfect if you pin a comment with the module versions you used for people in the future :) Because it took me me a lot of time to make it work.
Hi, The code works correctly but it does not recognize me
Hey there great video. I have been trying to this project but the issue im facing is converting that model to onxx. If possible can you please state what version of tensorflow and tf2onxx do i require to make it work on ubuntu. Thanks in advance
Thanks! Try the following:
tensorflow==2.11.0, tf2onnx==1.14.0, onnx==1.14.0
how to get the faceNet.onnx file on models folder??
after download and move the facenet_keras_weights.h5 file in models folder. . .
please reply
I tested it and there were quite a few errors. Can you please give me information about specific versions of opencv-python
mediapipe
stow
numpy
tqdm
onnxruntime
tf2onnx
Is tensorflow okay? Thanks a lot
Greetings Sir!, Thank you for the tutorial but could you please provide the facenet.onnx file required ? I am unable to execute the code due to not being able to convert and i have tried a lot of methods.
Thanks
*EDIT*
The issue got fixed, i downgraded tf2onnx to version 1.4.1 and it worked
Great that you were able to solve it! :)
Can you share the onxx model file, thanks in advance
@@sakshamverma2421 Hey, I made my very first git hub repo to share the file with you. The problem is, you can't share non YT links in comments. So I will make a video and link the git hub repo in the comments
Any update on the video and link ☹️
@@nicolassabumathew8451 ..
This is fantastic! Just a question, why is it that when I provide multiple photos per person the accuracy goes extremely low? Whilst with one photo per person is really accurate
Very good..
how to calculate accuracy
Is it possible to train more than one photo per face?
Like if I wanted to add like 10 photos of one person to make it more accurate
Yes, you can create an array where you save encodings, and then calculate distance on that array
@@PyLessons you are a legend, thanks for taking time to reply to me.
Would you say this would increase the accuracy?
Hi! Why can't you just give us the .onnx file? I am getting so much errors using the tf2onnx I think it's outdated or it doesnt work well with the last module in Tensorflow
Fixed by downgrading tensorflow.
Thanks alot for the video, subscribed and waiting for more!
Yes, there is difference in tensorflow 2.11, on windows it works differently...
For now best option to stay on 2.10 if you on windows
@@PyLessons It would be perfect if you pin a comment with the module versions you used for people in the future :)
Because it took me me a lot of time to make it work.
Here is to start, 9:40