Month: March 2018

A Taste of TensorFlow on My Android Phone (II)

This post is a follow-up to my last post: A Taste of TensorFlow on My Android Phone.

You could download my compiled Apk file here and install on your android device (>Android 7.0) (22-May-2018).

Update: 25-May-2018, fixed the bug of object tracking function in TF Detect. PS: While running the activities, pressing the volume keys on your device will
toggle debug visualizations on/off, rendering additional info to the screen that
may be useful for development purposes.

 

Feel free to let me know if there are any bugs 🙂

TensorFlow Mobile

In the last post, I just tried the TensorFlow for object classification (TF Classify). This time I installed all four demos of the TensorFlow Mobile for Android according to this tutorial: TensorFlow Lite Demo for Android. They are awesome 😛

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A Taste of TensorFlow on My Android Phone

If you like Google’s open-source machine learning framework, TensorFlow, do not miss this “TensorFlow For Poets“.  I went through the tutorial this afternoon and found it is super Awesome. See the photos below, I first tested it on the coffee mug from my Intern company, Aurecon Group. I used the virtual device, Nexus 5X, from Android Studio 3.0.1 on MacBook Air 11′  (Do not do this unless you have enough SSD 😛 ).

 

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Then, I successfully installed the compiled app (TF_Classify) on my XIAO MI – 4C (MIUI 9.0 – Android 7.0) and tested it on my coffee mug at home.
You can download and install it on your own Android devices from the following link:

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