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Can't reproduce the Quick Draw Example #22
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Hey @maitrungduc1410 , I am using the same model/dataset in colab. You should be able to reproduce the resutlts using that notebook. Make sure that the predictions in the notebook and on the web produce the same output, try a matrix of zeros. |
Hi @zaidalyafeai , After looking back I see that I made a really silly mistake. The model I trained is fine. But I forgot to change Thank you. I'm going to close this issue |
Hi @zaidalyafeai, I re open this issue just because I have one more question related to Quick draw example: Sorry if it's silly question, I'm new in ML. Thank you |
@maitrungduc1410 , yes just change that file. However, make sure you don't run out of memory. |
In the Google Colab, in the section model.add(layers.Dense(100, activation='softmax')) Does the number Thank you |
@maitrungduc1410 yes you are right. |
Hi Zaid,
Thanks for you great works.
I tried your Quick Draw example in the folder
Sketcher
(in this repository), it's quite nice, both of your pre-trained models work great.But after following your Google Colab Sketcher, I did exactly the same you wrote in that colab. But the model produced by the colab has very poor results. See my pictures below
I want to ask you whether the models in your
Sketch folder
using same model architecture with your Colab, do you use same dataset to feed your model?. Could you explain how can I train you model to get same results as your pre-train models?Thank you for your time.
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