Need yolov4 Parser/tlt parser , and im using below SSD deepstream app . i need to tweek the SSD parser , could anyone provide the python parser for YoloV4 and tlt TLT models
https://github.com/NVIDIA-AI-IOT/deepstream_python_apps/blob/master/apps/deepstream-ssd-parser/deepstream_ssd_parser.py
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I'm new to R, and I'm invoking an R script from a NodeJS app. When the R Script is invoked, it takes a long time in producing output. I investigated and realized that the bulk of that overhead is when it loads the libraries and the model I'm using. Let me clarify that any optimization would work, taking into account that I'm running this code in a Raspberry Pi 2 b+.
My question is: Is there a way to preload all the libraries and the model on R and then trigger predictions on demand? So that I won't need to reload the libraries and the model every time I want a prediction.
No. Since you're just invoking a script the loading of everything it has to be done everytime the script is run; since nothing didn't exist in memory before you invoked it.
One workaround I would suggest is to instead run a R script have your R script running as a service and then query that service from nodejs.
I cannot help you with that since my expertise for R doesn't go very far away and I don't know if having an R server is even possible.
An alternative to that, if it is not too cumbersome, is to port your R project to python and mount a server of some kind (which with python is extremely easy to do) and then poke that server from nodejs. Since you would be running a server you can just cache the libraries at the server startup time and have everything in RAM for your next query.
Though I have enough memory(RAM -> ~3.5 GB and Hard Disk - > 60 GB)
I am still getting this error again and again while creating chm file using DoxyWizard.
Is there any setting I need to do to fix this?
Even if I do this from the html help compiler from the command prompt using command hhc <index.hhp> inside the html folder I get the same error.
Please remember, HTMLHelp (CHM's) is nearly 20 years old and Microsoft's Windows based help system is in "maintenance mode" only. No new features and support are expected. As far as I know there is no new help systems being developed at Microsoft.
So, the CHM Compiler (written in C++ 1996 by Ralph Walden) has some limits - it's a HH compiler problem not a Doxygen error.
See also: https://superuser.com/questions/330418/file-size-limits-for-chm-html-help-format-files
Please try to compile without 'Index', try to reduce the number of topics, try to compile on a single PC (I think you are working in a server Environment).
I see a small chance for a solution only because there are about 1106 files in your snap above.
I'm getting a problem with a project developed in C# with Emgu CV.
When I try tu run my program in one of my machines it works very well but, when i try to run at other machine (mine too) if doesnt work and show this error:
Can't find the entrance point at procedure clEnqueueCopyBufferRect at dll OpenCL.dll
This error only occurs in one machine.
Note: When i run the examples of EmguCV i get the same error.
Thanks
clEnqueueCopyBufferRect is OpenCL 1.1 API function. Does your machine has OpenCL 1.1 support?
To package an .air file into a native installer you have to use a batch program called adt.
The command on Windows will look something like this:
C:\Users\jisaacks>"C:\Program Files
(x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder
4\sdks\4.1.0\bin\adt" -package -target
native "D:\DEV\Flex4\Workspaces\AIR
Native Packager\AIRNIP\AIRNIP.exe"
"D:\DEV\Flex4\Workspaces\AIR Native
Packager\AIRNIP\AIRNIP.air"
I am trying to author a program in AIR that does this for you. Basically you drag/drop an .air file into it and it packages it into a native installer.
Well It gave me an Error #3219 error, which I looked up and found this:
AIR on Windows does not allow you to
run .bat files directly. Windows .bat
files are executed by the command
interpreter application (cmd.exe).
When you invoke a .bat file, this
command application can interpret
arguments passed to the command as
additional applications to launch. A
malicious injection of extra
characters in the argument string
could cause cmd.exe to execute a
harmful or insecure application. For
example, without proper data
validation, your AIR application may
call myBat.bat myArguments
c:/evil.exe. The command application
would launch the evil.exe application
in addition to running your batch
file.
If you call the start() method with a
.bat file, the NativeProcess object
throws an exception. The message
property of the Error object contains
the string "Error #3219: The
NativeProcess could not be started."
I am wondering if there is a possible work around or if I have hit a brick wall?
I believe you have hit a brick wall, at least with trying to do this in Adobe Air. Executing batch files can be a huge security hole, as your post claimed.
Are you trying to do this in Air for portability, or would you be able to use some other language?
I suggest trying to code this in python. Using the subprocesslibrary can help a lot.
http://docs.python.org/release/2.5.2/lib/module-subprocess.html
Serge Jespers (Adobe Evangelist) (http://www.webkitchen.be/) has done exactly this,
I think you should try to contact him for the details.
I helped him build a first solution by creating a windows executable which executed any bat file you specified, later he changed it by calling the java application (adt) directly which works fine as well.
He'll be very happy to help you.
UPDATE:
You can download the Package Assitant Pro right here: http://www.webkitchen.be/package-assistant-pro/
We are in the process of implementing automated regression testing for our applications, and are looking for a solid batch-testing utility. We have QuickTest Professional 10.0, and it comes bundled with 'Test Batch Runner' which appears to be deprecated. It appears in previous versions there was 'Multi-Test Manager', which has been discontinued as well.
What alternatives exist, if any?
The canonical way to do this is via Quality Center, if you don't have QC you can use QTP's automation model from a vbs file. The documentation for this is available in Start -> Programs -> QuickTest Professional -> Documentation -> Automation Object Model Reference
QTP 10 works excellent with Multi Test Manager V8.2.4.
We use it for our project (previously used it with QTP 9.2).
Try google for an installation (of you don't have one), it should be free but just not supported by HP anymore.
From WinRunner times I very extensively used Test Driver scripts with great success due to the following benefits:
non-programming testers can easily create/maintain batches as their stored in XML format
test input files are externally configurable through mapping
a variety of customization parameters supported, from login credentials to prefixes and switches
test dependencies could be established so that if critical test cases is failed the whole branch of dependant test cases is skipped.
Now I continue using Test Drivers and introducing them to clients.
And Test Driver approach was integrated not only by the client companies that do not use Quality Center. Some others followed it because it gives much more flexibility and robustness in automated test plan execution.
Thank you,
Albert Gareev
http://automationbeyond.wordpress.com
I echo Motti...if i get your question right ....You can see the below written link as well..
Work with Test Batch runner