Tensorflow Mobile- Creating a Conditional Statement based on the output
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I am a novice at programming. I have setup Tensorflow mobile (I know tensor flow lite exists, but I am on windows, so I can't convert the .pb file to .lite)successfully on my pc, including a custom image recognition file. However, I would like to create a conditional statement based on the outputs of the Tensorflow prediction. E.g.- if the name of the highest predicted object is "Android" then print out an additional statement. I believe this is possible through the id class, which is the name of the output of the prediction, but am not quite sure what to do. Would you point me in the right direction?
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I am a novice at programming. I have setup Tensorflow mobile (I know tensor flow lite exists, but I am on windows, so I can't convert the .pb file to .lite)successfully on my pc, including a custom image recognition file. However, I would like to create a conditional statement based on the outputs of the Tensorflow prediction. E.g.- if the name of the highest predicted object is "Android" then print out an additional statement. I believe this is possible through the id class, which is the name of the output of the prediction, but am not quite sure what to do. Would you point me in the right direction?
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Does tf.cond work? You can add atf.Printoperation to one branch, for example.
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I am a novice at programming. I have setup Tensorflow mobile (I know tensor flow lite exists, but I am on windows, so I can't convert the .pb file to .lite)successfully on my pc, including a custom image recognition file. However, I would like to create a conditional statement based on the outputs of the Tensorflow prediction. E.g.- if the name of the highest predicted object is "Android" then print out an additional statement. I believe this is possible through the id class, which is the name of the output of the prediction, but am not quite sure what to do. Would you point me in the right direction?
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I am a novice at programming. I have setup Tensorflow mobile (I know tensor flow lite exists, but I am on windows, so I can't convert the .pb file to .lite)successfully on my pc, including a custom image recognition file. However, I would like to create a conditional statement based on the outputs of the Tensorflow prediction. E.g.- if the name of the highest predicted object is "Android" then print out an additional statement. I believe this is possible through the id class, which is the name of the output of the prediction, but am not quite sure what to do. Would you point me in the right direction?
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java arrays tensorflow
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Does tf.cond work? You can add atf.Printoperation to one branch, for example.
– Allen Lavoie
2 days ago
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Does tf.cond work? You can add atf.Printoperation to one branch, for example.
– Allen Lavoie
2 days ago
Does tf.cond work? You can add a
tf.Print operation to one branch, for example.– Allen Lavoie
2 days ago
Does tf.cond work? You can add a
tf.Print operation to one branch, for example.– Allen Lavoie
2 days ago
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tf.Printoperation to one branch, for example.– Allen Lavoie
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