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Preparation

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Please refer here for the environment construction procedure.

Convert sample models

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mobilenetv2

Move directory.

Code Block
$ cd /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx/mobilenetv2

Convert the model.Please change the parameter "setting.conf" of the argument according to the model to be converted

Code Block
$ ./onnx_conversion.sh setting.conf

yolov5 / yolov8

Download sample model.

Code Block
(yolov5)
$ cd /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx/yolov5
$ ./setup_yolov5.sh

(yolov8)
$ cd /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx/yolov8
$ ./setup_yolov8.sh

Convert the model.

Code Block
$ ./onnx_conversion.sh setting.conf

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The model after conversion is output to the following directory.

  • For ambaCV2X camera

${OUTPUT_DIR}/${NET_NAME}/${PARSER_OPTION}/[モデル名]model name]

  • For ambaCV5X camera

${OUTPUT_DIR}/${NET_NAME}_ambaCV5X/${PARSER_OPTION}/[model name]

Conversion

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Note

Pytorch model needs to be converted to ONNX in advance

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  1. Copy either directory under /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx.

Code Block
# Network Name
NET_NAME=mobilenet_v2

# SSD Model or Not (0:not SSD, 1:SSD)
IS_SSD=0$ cd /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx
$ cp -r mobilenetv2 foo
$ cd foo
  1. Change the parameter of "setting.conf" according to the model to be converted.

  2. Convert the model.

Code Block
$ ./onnx_conversion.sh setting.conf

setting.conf

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Note

From v1.20, parameter "CAVALRY_VER" is removed that existed in setting.conf until v1.19.
If you use setting.conf from v1.19 or earlier, please remove "CAVALRY_VER" from it.

Code Block
# Network Name
NET_NAME=mobilenet_v2

# Path to Directory for ONNX Models
MODEL_DIR=./sample/mobilenet_v2/models

# Path to Directory for DRA Images
DRA_IMAGE_DIR=../../dra_img

# Path to Directory for Output Data
OUTPUT_DIR=./out

# Quantization Mode
#  FIX8  : Fixed-point  8bit
#  FIX16 : Fixed-point 16bit
#  MIX   : FIX8/FIX16 mixed
PARSER_OPTION=MIX

# Input Data Format (0:NHWC, 1:NCHW)
IN_DATA_FORMAT=1

# Input Data Channel
IN_DATA_CHANNEL=3

# Input Data Width
IN_DATA_WIDTH=224

# Input Data Height
IN_DATA_HEIGHT=224

# Input Data Mean Vector
IN_MEAN=103.94,116.78,123.68

# Input Data Scale
# IN_SCALE=1/Scale
IN_SCALE=58.823529411

# RGB or BGR (0:RGB, 1:BGR)
IS_BGR=1

# Output Layers Name
OUT_LAYER=mobilenetv20_output_flatten0_reshape0

#cavalry version
#if
not
specified -> ""
CAVALRY_VER="2.1.7"

# Unique preprocess
# if use im2bin -> NONE
# if use unique preprocess -> script path
PREPRO=NONE
PREPRO_ARG=""

# Input file data format
IN_DATA_FILEFORMAT=0,0,0,0

# Transpose indices(NONE:without transpose , 0,3,1,2:transpose (EX))
IN_DATA_TRANSPOSE=NONE
  • NET_NAME: The name of network

    • Any name can be set.

    IS_SSD: Not used
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  • MODEL_DIR: Path to directory which includes .onnx files

    • All .onnx files under the directory are converted.

  • IMAGE_DIR: Path to directory which includes image files for optimizing quantization

    • Please put the directory image files for training. Recommended number of image files is 100 to 200.

    • Available image file format is what OpenCV can handle, for example, Image file format should be the format that are supported by OpenCV (Ex. JPEG, PNG and so onetc…).

    • Any resolution is availablesupported.

  • OUTPUT_DIR: Path to directory which converted data will be putin placed.

  • PARSER_OPTION: Quantization mode

    • Select from FIX8/FIX16/MIX (FIX8/FIX16 mixed).

  • IN_DATA_CHANNEL: Number of input image channel for target model

  • N_DATA_WIDTH: Width of input image for target model

  • IN_DATA_HEIGHT: Height of input image for target model

  • IN_MEAN: ormalization Normalization parameter (mean) of input image

    • In case of setting by numerical value, do not put Please refrain from using space between “,” as followingshown below if using numerical value.
      IN_MEAN=127.5,127.5,127.5

  • IN_SCALE: Normalization parameter (scale) of input image

    • In case of setting different value for each channel, split values by “,”. Do not put space between “,”Please refrain from using space between “,” and only use “,” to separate values when setting different values for each channel.

  • IS_BGR: Format of input image (RGB or BGR)

  • OUT_LAYER: The name of output layer for target network

    • If two or more layers exists, separate layers by “,”.

    • When the following symbols are contained in the name of input/output node, conversion may not be successful.
      : | ; , ‘

  • PRIORBOX_NODE: Node equivalent to “priorbox”

    • Need to set when IS_SSD=1

  • CAVALRY_VER: Version of cavalry to use

  • PREPRO: Path of preprocessing script (python script)

    • Refer to “/home/cvtool/ common/prepro.py” for how to create a script

  • PREPRO_ARG: Argument of preprocessing script (python script)

  • IN_DATA_FILEFORMAT: Input data format

    • Examples : uint8->0,0,0,0, float32->1,2,0,7, float16-> 1>1,1,0,4

    • When the value of IN_DATA_FILEFORMAT changes from “0,0,0,0”, setting PREPRO is needed.

  • NIN_DATA_TRANSPOSE: Specify when performing TRANSPOSE on the input data

Note

If there is a node that is not a constant, it cannot be converted normally.

In that case, convert the model using the following command, and perform quantization with the converted model.

-m : before conversion model

-o : after conversion model

If conversion error occurs

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Modifying the model by graph_surgery.py included in cvtool may resolve the problem.
Please refer here for details about graph_surgery.py.

  • The model includes unsupported node by cvtool
    Run the following command.

    Code Block
    $ graph_surgery.py onnx -m (model name before modification) -o (model name after modification) -t CVFlow

    Please refer here for the list of supported node.

    You can check if the model includes unsupported node, by using onnx_print_graph_summary.py in cvtool.

    Code Block
    $ onnx_print_graph_summary.py -p (model name)

  • Input of the model has variable value

    image-20240416-002601.pngImage Added

    Replace with fixed value by the following command.

    Code Block
    $ graph_surgery.py onnx -m

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  •  (model name before modification) -o 

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  • (model name after modification) -isrc "i:input|is:1,3,960,960" -t 

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Convert sample models

mobilenetv2

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  • SetIOShapes

  • Input shape of the model is NHWC, and transposed to NCHW first

    cutInput.jpgImage Added

    Separate from the beginning of the model to “Tranpose” node.

    Code Block
    $ 

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  • graph_surgery.py onnx -m (model name before modification) -o (model name after modification) -isrc "i:(output name of Transpose node)|is:1,3,224,224" -t CutGraph

  • Unsupported character ( : | ; , ‘ ) is included in OUT_LAYER
    Rename the node by the following command.

    Code Block
    $ graph_surgery.

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yolov5

Download sample model.

Code Block
$ cd /home/cvtool/conversion/onnx/yolov5
$ ./setup_yolov5.sh

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  • py onnx -m (model name before modification) -o (model name after modification) -t "RenameTensors(original_name=new_name)"

    If multiple nodes are specified, please separate those by ",".

    Code Block
    -t "RenameTensors(node::1=node1,node::2=node2)"

  • The model has nodes of rank > 4
    Conversion may not be possible due to SoC constraints.

    You can check if the model has such nodes, by using onnx_print_graph_summary.py. The following message will be output when the nodes are found.

    Code Block
    $ onnx_print_graph_summary.py -p (model name)
    
    INFO: 08/29/2024 03:22:40.725761 onnx_print_graph_summary.py:384 [PrintGraphSummary] Unsupported tensors with rank > 4 (3):
    INFO: 08/29/2024 03:22:40.725837 onnx_print_graph_summary.py:386 [PrintGraphSummary] -> 'output' [1 x 3 x 52 x 52 x 85]
    INFO: 08/29/2024 03:22:40.725909 onnx_print_graph_summary.py:386 [PrintGraphSummary] -> '1026' [1 x 3 x 26 x 26 x 85]
    INFO: 08/29/2024 03:22:40.725993 onnx_print_graph_summary.py:386 [PrintGraphSummary] -> '1046' [1 x 3 x 13 x 13 x 85]

    Please modify the model in one of the following ways.
    ・Modify the nodes before exporting to onnx.
    ・Separate the back of the node from the model.

    Code Block
    $ graph_surgery.

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  • py onnx -m (model name before modification) -o (model name after modification) -on (node name before the node of rank > 4) -t CutGraph


    ・Replace the node with that of rank <= 4.

    Code Block
    $ graph_surgery.py onnx -m (model name before modification) -o (model name after modification) -t ReplaceSubgraph

    ※If you wish to use “ReplaceSubgraph”, please contact us.

Note

Althogh the node of rank=4, conversion may not be possible when the number of elements in the first dimension of the node is not 1. Please take the same action as in case of rank > 4.