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How to load the trained model using setTrainingPath in an Android application.

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#1,386 opened on Mar 15, 2020

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Hello

I want to get the bounding box of a recognized object in an Android application. So I decided to do that using ObjectnessBING.

So, I generated ObjectnessBING and performed object recognition by computeSaliency. As a result, when I tried to get the bounding box with getobjectnessValues, I could not get any. After investigating the reason, I guessed that the cause was not loading the trained model using setTrainingPath. Is this guess correct?

If that guess is correct, could you tell me how to load the trained model using setTrainingPath in an Android application?

Also, please let me know if there is a way to load the trained model without using setTraningPath.

Thank you for your response.

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Investigate the setTrainingPath method in ObjectnessBING and its requirements. Look for examples in javacv or OpenCV Android documentation. Consider alternative methods to load the model without setTrainingPath.
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