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Model size - I trained a model by the repo's code and recieved model with bigger size than the release model #145

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yonatanbitton opened this issue Oct 12, 2020 · 1 comment
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Model size - I trained a model by the repo's code and recieved model with bigger size than the release model #145

yonatanbitton opened this issue Oct 12, 2020 · 1 comment

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@yonatanbitton
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Hello
I take your original github implementation, with the mv2_cpm.cfg config file and the network_mv2_cpm.py.
I trained a model for 24K steps and produced .pb model file.

Your .pb file here https://github.com/edvardHua/PoseEstimationForMobile/blob/master/release/cpm_model/model.pb is 2.6MB.
My .pb is 5.4MB.

Why do we receive models with different size?
How did you reach your 2.6MB?

Thanks
@yonatanbitton yonatanbitton changed the title Model size - I trained the model and recieve model in bigger size from you Model size - I trained the model and recieve model with bigger size than yours Oct 12, 2020
@yonatanbitton yonatanbitton changed the title Model size - I trained the model and recieve model with bigger size than yours Model size - I trained the model and recieve model with bigger size than the release model Oct 12, 2020
@yonatanbitton yonatanbitton changed the title Model size - I trained the model and recieve model with bigger size than the release model Model size - I trained a model by the repo's code and recieved model with bigger size than the release model Oct 12, 2020
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lzcchl commented Jun 9, 2021

hello, did you solve this problem? I have same question? my tensorflow verison is 1.15

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