Tiny ML on Arduino: Gesture recognition tutorial results in a blank model.h

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Tiny ML on Arduino: Gesture recognition tutorial results in a blank model.h

[jomoengineer]

I found a temp solution.
I copied the "Encode the Model in an Arduino Header File" code and the gesture_model.tflite file to a Linux box, created a content folder and made a shell and a python script to run the code.
Ex:

• create_content.sh

#!/bin/bash

echo "const unsigned char model[] = {" > content/model.h
cat gesture_model.tflite | xxd -i      >> content/model.h
echo "};"                              >> content/model.h

• get_header_size.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import os
model_h_size = os.path.getsize("./content/model.h")
print(f"Header file, model.h, is {model_h_size:,} bytes.")
print("\nOpen the side panel (refresh if needed). Double click model.h to download the file.")

I then copied the resulting model.h code to the Arduino IDE project and was able to complete the Gesture recognition tutorial.

This worked for the "TinyML Classify objects by color" tutorial as well.

[pra-dan]

Please refer to this example on Google Collab. I hope it helps https://github.com/PrashantDandriyal/arduino_GSoC2020/blob/master/activity_tracker/activity_tracker_motionSense_gsoc20.ipynb

[jomoengineer]

Uh, the link you provided is a GitHub link. I'm not see how that address this issue.

[pra-dan]

It is actually a link to the iPython notebook I shared to demonstrate how I obtained the header file-model and thought it may help you get over your errors.

[intratron]

I got the same problem. The model.h file was blank. I managed to solve it in part, not in a very elegant way. But I hope it helps.

I was able to solve it. What I did was to verify the file using TextEdit on a Mac. I realized some of the lines/cells of the flex.csv and punch.csv files where either empty, mixed with another cell or a whole line of cells was out. Apparently when the data from the IMU is gathered to the Arduino's serial monitor it has some issues so when you copy it to a text file, those issues stays. See the line:

This is ok:
-0.37 | 0.395 | 1.931 | 284.363 | -9.46 | -77.026
-0.648 | 0.578 | 1.737 | 795.166 | 36.743 | -190.247
-0.238 | 0.815 | 1.104 | 1028.137 | 40.283 | -246.948

This is not ok:
-0.37 | 0.395 | 1.931 | 284.363-9.46 | (empty) | -77.026
-0.648 | 0.578 | 1.737 | 795.166 | 36.743 | -190.247 -0.238 | 0.815 | 1.104 | 1028.137 | 40.283 | -246.948

So I had to open the file in excel and manually fix every error in the cells, I took me like 5 minutes but that was the only way I managed to run the Tiny ML colab webpage and run the training, convert and encode functions. After doing this, the model.h file was generated with the data (911kb).

Not everything was ok though. I ran the sketch in Arduino IDE using the IMU_Classifier, adding a tab, pasting the model.h data in it. The Arduino serial monitor is responding but is giving me just a "nan" label instead of a float eg. 0.8987

So apparently I managed to solve the model.h problem but still I don't know whats the "nan" problem.

BTW I'm following this tutorial https://blog.arduino.cc/2019/10/15/get-started-with-machine-learning-on-arduino/

[JatinPendharkar]

@intratron im getting the same error. Did you find any solution for same ?
The Arduino serial monitor is responding but is giving me just a "nan" label instead of a float eg. 0.8987