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[Guide] Style Transfer ML

  • This is amazing i came from ur story one easy tip if u get this problem cause i always did is to change ur batch number mine works on 11 bur u can always try. Thanks tho this helped alot.

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  • no matter what settings i change the output onnx file is 53kb, why is that and where is that setting? 

    also, how do u get the auto download to work so i can leave it on while im at work ?

    def download_onnx_from_colab():
        from google.colab import files
        files.download(ONNX_PATH)

    ## Uncomment for downloading ONNX from Colab
     download_onnx_from_colab()
     
     
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  • Hey Calvin, no matter what you do the output ONNX file will always be 53kb. 

    For auto-download, I'm not too sure about that, I just keep my computer on and look at the time it estimates it'll be done from when I start the training loop. You can search on stack overflow ( https://stackoverflow.com/ ) for an answer. If I find anything refer back to this and comment.

    ~ Pam

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  • Thanks for the guide man, these new features are awesome. Congrats on getting the OLC title.

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  • just adding a new cell with:
     
    from google.colab import files
    files.download('style_new.onnx')
     
    works
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  • Looks great, thanks Pam

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  • Thanks vape juice

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  • That's Dope

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  • Thanks for sharing, it's really helpful.

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  • this is really amazing information. It helped me a lot,

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  • Thanks for sharing this helpful information.

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  • you will get some help from The Vlogging Tech about your question about Style Transfer ML

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  • Thanks for sharing, it's really helpful. i will use it for  lg-cordzero-vs-dyson-v11

     
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  • I often say that no matter what settings i change the output onnx file is 53kb, why is that and where is that setting? And visit here to make this difference.

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