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The coreMLTool python part ran without any error generating the .mlmodel file. But when I dropped this into my Xcode project, I got an error:
There was a problem decoding this CoreML document
validator error: Custom layer lambda_1 has an empty 'className' field. This field is required in order for Core ML to link to the implementation for this custom class.
The lambda_1 is the custom layer that calls tf.space_to_depth(x, block_size=2). Do you have any suggestion on what to do?
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You need to convert this lambda layer into something CoreML understands. I think Core ML supports space-to-depth, so you’d need to insert such a layer manually at that point. See the tfcoreml examples on how to use custom layers to do this (you’d let tfcoreml insert a custom layer, which I think you already did, then replace this afterwards with the Core ML space-to-depth layer).
Thanks. May I ask where is this "tfcoreml example" you are referring to? In-between, I actually wrote my own in Accelerate, but it may be very suboptimal.
This is about yolo v2 (not the tiny).
The coreMLTool python part ran without any error generating the .mlmodel file. But when I dropped this into my Xcode project, I got an error:
There was a problem decoding this CoreML document
validator error: Custom layer lambda_1 has an empty 'className' field. This field is required in order for Core ML to link to the implementation for this custom class.
The lambda_1 is the custom layer that calls tf.space_to_depth(x, block_size=2). Do you have any suggestion on what to do?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: