Hello, everyone!
I have followed the MNIST classification tutorial and was able to train, quantize and compile the model for the MNIST classification. I run app_mt.py on Kria KV260 with the compiled model to test 10010 images.
I get the following output
xilinx-k26-starterkit-2020_2:~$ python3 app_mt.py
Command line options:
--image_dir : img_dir
--threads : 1
--model : images_in.xmodel
Pre-processing 10010 images...
Starting 1 threads...
Throughput=5132.91 fps, total frames = 10010, time=1.9502 seconds
Correct:983, Wrong:9027, Accuracy:0.0982
I have compiled the model with B3136 architecture. The model is giving low accuracy on Kria FPGA. Also, When I am printing output vectors then, it is showing
Output Vector 0: [array([[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]], dtype=int8)].
Why it is showing 0 instead of showing any prediction value.? How to print output vectors or predictions after
this line job_id = dpu.execute_async(inputData,outputData[len(ids)])
Is there any problem with generated compiled model for such a low accuracy?
Hello, everyone!
I have followed the MNIST classification tutorial and was able to train, quantize and compile the model for the MNIST classification. I run app_mt.py on Kria KV260 with the compiled model to test 10010 images.
I get the following output
xilinx-k26-starterkit-2020_2:~$ python3 app_mt.py
Command line options:
--image_dir : img_dir
--threads : 1
--model : images_in.xmodel
Pre-processing 10010 images...
Starting 1 threads...
Throughput=5132.91 fps, total frames = 10010, time=1.9502 seconds
Correct:983, Wrong:9027, Accuracy:0.0982
I have compiled the model with B3136 architecture. The model is giving low accuracy on Kria FPGA. Also, When I am printing output vectors then, it is showing
Output Vector 0: [array([[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]], dtype=int8)].
Why it is showing 0 instead of showing any prediction value.? How to print output vectors or predictions after
this line job_id = dpu.execute_async(inputData,outputData[len(ids)])
Is there any problem with generated compiled model for such a low accuracy?