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Update Feature Request: Installation Guide for the Object Detection Model for Windows #1934
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Agree with this. I am on Win 10 on a Surface Book and have gotten as far as manually building the pb2.py protocol buffers, but those seem to throw errors across the board, preventing any further work. |
I have successfully installed it on Windows, I will try to remember what
exactly I did and perhaps write a brief guide that can be included by the
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Agree with this. I am on Win 10 on a Surface Book and have gotten as far
as manually building the pb2.py protocol buffers, but those seem to throw
errors across the board, preventing any further work.
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6 ) You are done. :) Try to run something to see if you have any problems. You might have to install a manual version of |
I've gotten quite far, by manually installing protobuffer for windows Version 2.6 (!) and building each file individually, since it did not understand the *-command on my side. For my purpose I just wanted to use the ObjectDetectionEvaluation class, so I attempted the following:
Since this did not install the source properly (only copied the egg, but did not extract it, so the sources were not available), I just copying the entire object_detection and slim folders into my |
Windows has a problem with the *.proto and trying to pass in multiple files into protoc.exe Here's a quick script, just rename the extension to .bat and place it in /master-models/research and then run the file from the command line. This assumes that you have the protoc.exe already in your path. For the environment variable step you can type the following in the /master-models/research directory: The %cd% is the equivalent of pwd in Windows. This also assumes that you already have PYTHONPATH defined. |
I have been trying everything I can and seriously, nothing work!!! |
@notsmartenough We had a very strange situation here as well. Have you tried installing/copying the respective folders to your environment? |
I finally had no errors when I uninstalled a lot of things and installed them again along with protoc 3.4. I was doing this for object detection using tensorflow API but now I face this issue when I try to run their tutorial template. Also |
@notsmartenough shoulld we close in favor of #3359, or do you have a separate issue you'd like to debug here? |
@davemers0160 hack works like a charm! |
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Issue : https://github.com/tensorflow/models/blob/master/object_detection/g3doc/installation.md
Installation guide for the object detection model is written for Ubuntu OS. Is it not supported by windows?
eg. the guide includes commands like "protoc object_detection/protos/*.proto --python_out=." that are not Windows commands.
I have gotten it to work with a virtual Ubuntu machine but believe it would be useful for the community if it was made simpler to use and install on Windows as well
PS. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44789493/tensorflow-object-detection-api-on-windows This is a stack overflow similar issue with an answer that could be included in the Installation guide?
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