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A reply might not be appropriate, but I do not see how to start a new topic.
I am not even sure this is the right thread for this comment.
I attended the webinar and downloaded the TensorRT package. It works on my TX2. I wanted to compare the TensorRT classification scores with those of the Tensorflow model.
I am working with inception_v3 model. The results of classifying the image data/images/lifeboat.jpg
This seems like more than just a rounding error.
If the Tensorflow results were not as good as theTensorRT results I would be looking at the scripts I used to run Tensorflow, but since they appear better I felt impelled to ask.
I reformatted the outputs from classify_image.cu and included the scores to enable easy comparison with the Python script used to run Tensorflow.
Hi dbusby, you probably want to create a separate topic for this issue.
To do this, go to the main Jetson TX2 board, and click the ‘Create Topic’ button near the top of the page.