Seedot

[mehreenjabeen]

Hi,

I want to generate inference code corresponding to an onnx model. Although readme file in overview section says "SeeDot takes as input trained floating-point models", I cannot find any argument in the SeeDot-dev.py file which takes trained model as input.

Please help to resolve this.

[ShikharJ]

Mehreen Jabeen (@mehreenjabeen) Hi, could you mention which model do you wish to generate the corresponding code for?

[mehreenjabeen]

Hi Shikhar Jaiswal (@ShikharJ),

I have two onnx models for keyword spotting task based on dnn and gru architecture

[ShikharJ]

Mehreen Jabeen (@mehreenjabeen) SeeDot/Shiftry might not have the full support for these models, but you can always try. See this for an example.

[mehreenjabeen]

Shikhar Jaiswal (@ShikharJ): I am following the same link you have shared, but my query is that there is no argument for feeding the trained onnx model to SeeDot-dev.py file.
usage: SeeDot-dev.py [-h] [-a] [-e] [-d] [-m] [-n] [-dt] [-t] [-s] [-sf] [-l] [-lsf] [-tdr] [-o]

[ShikharJ]

Ah, sorry, please follow the instructions from here. Please note that the generated seedot_ast.txt will be the input.sd file that you need. As for dumping the model weights, you can simply do an online search on how to dump weights from a trained ONNX model.

[mehreenjabeen]

Shikhar Jaiswal (@ShikharJ)
Upon running compile.sh from here, following error appears: python: can't open file 'create_input.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
I ran the below command: ./compile.sh ./models/dnn.onnx

[ShikharJ]

Mehreen Jabeen (@mehreenjabeen) Sorry for the delayed response, it seems that the SeeDot converter is currently broken, and might need a substantial amount of work. We're planning a new release in February, but till then, I don't see this issue getting resolved.