Inception Tensorflow model c++ error creating input layer with OpenCV4











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I have trained a neural network based on inception v3 from the tensorflow tutorial (https://www.tensorflow.org/hub/tutori...). The network works with tensorflow in c ++ without problems.



I'm trying to load it with OpenCV 4.0 beta. The network is loaded correctly (I use the .pb file) with:



net = cv :: dnn :: readNetFromTensorflow (model);


The problem appears when I do the .forward with an input image, an exception occurs:




Error: Unspecified error (Can not create layer "input / BottleneckInputPlaceholder" of type "PlaceholderWithDefault") in cv :: dnn :: dnn4_v20180917 :: LayerData :: getLayerInstance, file c: build master_winpack-build-win64-vc15 opencv modules dnn src dnn.cpp, line 412




The network entry layer (placeholder) needs the following format type: float32 [?, 299,299.3]



In all the examples I have seen that the input blob is created with cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage.



I'm using this call:



cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage (img, blob, 1.0f / 255.0f, Size (299, 299), Scalar (), true, false);


The blob that generated this call is {FLOAT32, 1 x -1 x -1}, which seems clear that it is not what the network's input layer expects.



What is the correct way to create the entry blob? (entry format is float32 [?, 299,299.3])



Please I need help.



Thanks in advance.










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    I have trained a neural network based on inception v3 from the tensorflow tutorial (https://www.tensorflow.org/hub/tutori...). The network works with tensorflow in c ++ without problems.



    I'm trying to load it with OpenCV 4.0 beta. The network is loaded correctly (I use the .pb file) with:



    net = cv :: dnn :: readNetFromTensorflow (model);


    The problem appears when I do the .forward with an input image, an exception occurs:




    Error: Unspecified error (Can not create layer "input / BottleneckInputPlaceholder" of type "PlaceholderWithDefault") in cv :: dnn :: dnn4_v20180917 :: LayerData :: getLayerInstance, file c: build master_winpack-build-win64-vc15 opencv modules dnn src dnn.cpp, line 412




    The network entry layer (placeholder) needs the following format type: float32 [?, 299,299.3]



    In all the examples I have seen that the input blob is created with cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage.



    I'm using this call:



    cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage (img, blob, 1.0f / 255.0f, Size (299, 299), Scalar (), true, false);


    The blob that generated this call is {FLOAT32, 1 x -1 x -1}, which seems clear that it is not what the network's input layer expects.



    What is the correct way to create the entry blob? (entry format is float32 [?, 299,299.3])



    Please I need help.



    Thanks in advance.










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      I have trained a neural network based on inception v3 from the tensorflow tutorial (https://www.tensorflow.org/hub/tutori...). The network works with tensorflow in c ++ without problems.



      I'm trying to load it with OpenCV 4.0 beta. The network is loaded correctly (I use the .pb file) with:



      net = cv :: dnn :: readNetFromTensorflow (model);


      The problem appears when I do the .forward with an input image, an exception occurs:




      Error: Unspecified error (Can not create layer "input / BottleneckInputPlaceholder" of type "PlaceholderWithDefault") in cv :: dnn :: dnn4_v20180917 :: LayerData :: getLayerInstance, file c: build master_winpack-build-win64-vc15 opencv modules dnn src dnn.cpp, line 412




      The network entry layer (placeholder) needs the following format type: float32 [?, 299,299.3]



      In all the examples I have seen that the input blob is created with cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage.



      I'm using this call:



      cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage (img, blob, 1.0f / 255.0f, Size (299, 299), Scalar (), true, false);


      The blob that generated this call is {FLOAT32, 1 x -1 x -1}, which seems clear that it is not what the network's input layer expects.



      What is the correct way to create the entry blob? (entry format is float32 [?, 299,299.3])



      Please I need help.



      Thanks in advance.










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      I have trained a neural network based on inception v3 from the tensorflow tutorial (https://www.tensorflow.org/hub/tutori...). The network works with tensorflow in c ++ without problems.



      I'm trying to load it with OpenCV 4.0 beta. The network is loaded correctly (I use the .pb file) with:



      net = cv :: dnn :: readNetFromTensorflow (model);


      The problem appears when I do the .forward with an input image, an exception occurs:




      Error: Unspecified error (Can not create layer "input / BottleneckInputPlaceholder" of type "PlaceholderWithDefault") in cv :: dnn :: dnn4_v20180917 :: LayerData :: getLayerInstance, file c: build master_winpack-build-win64-vc15 opencv modules dnn src dnn.cpp, line 412




      The network entry layer (placeholder) needs the following format type: float32 [?, 299,299.3]



      In all the examples I have seen that the input blob is created with cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage.



      I'm using this call:



      cv :: dnn :: blobFromImage (img, blob, 1.0f / 255.0f, Size (299, 299), Scalar (), true, false);


      The blob that generated this call is {FLOAT32, 1 x -1 x -1}, which seems clear that it is not what the network's input layer expects.



      What is the correct way to create the entry blob? (entry format is float32 [?, 299,299.3])



      Please I need help.



      Thanks in advance.







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