Where to see fprintf messages coming from voxl-tflite-server?
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I have trained a custom object detection model for VOXL2 and already deployed it using voxl-cross. To test it, I do voxl-configure-tflite and select my custom model to work with high-res camera.
My custom model is based on mobilenetv2, trained using tflite mediapipe library exactly the way shown here: https://colab.research.google.com/github/googlesamples/mediapipe/blob/main/examples/customization/object_detector.ipynb#scrollTo=Mz3-eHe07FEX
The problem is that my model loads up and shows on the VOXL portal under tflite on multi-view page, but does not draw any bounding boxes around the objects. I'm not sure what's wrong and trying to debug it going through entire tflite source code. I wanted to see the outputs of fprintf(stderr,...) in the source code but not sure how to access that. Any suggestions?
Thanks
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I have trained a custom object detection model for VOXL2 and already deployed it using voxl-cross. To test it, I do voxl-configure-tflite and select my custom model to work with high-res camera.
My custom model is based on mobilenetv2, trained using tflite mediapipe library exactly the way shown here: https://colab.research.google.com/github/googlesamples/mediapipe/blob/main/examples/customization/object_detector.ipynb#scrollTo=Mz3-eHe07FEX
The problem is that my model loads up and shows on the VOXL portal under tflite on multi-view page, but does not draw any bounding boxes around the objects. I'm not sure what's wrong and trying to debug it going through entire tflite source code. I wanted to see the outputs of fprintf(stderr,...) in the source code but not sure how to access that. Any suggestions?
Thanks
@arcj voxl-tflite-server is likely running as a systemd service.
For debugging purposes I would disable it from running on boot with the following:
systemctl disable voxl-tflite-serverand also kill it
systemctl stop voxl-tflite-serverthen run
voxl-tflite-serverfrom the command line to monitor the output -
@arcj voxl-tflite-server is likely running as a systemd service.
For debugging purposes I would disable it from running on boot with the following:
systemctl disable voxl-tflite-serverand also kill it
systemctl stop voxl-tflite-serverthen run
voxl-tflite-serverfrom the command line to monitor the output -
@tom said in Where to see fprintf messages coming from voxl-tflite-server?:
systemctl stop voxl-tflite-server
Still I can't see the outputs of fprintf(stderr,...)
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