And lastly also in Makefile add to the top a numpy flag like this: GPU=1 CUDNN=1 OPENCV=1 OPENMP=0 NUMPY=1 DEBUG=0. Then recompile the library using make in darknet root. I've managed to detect using tiny-yolo.cfg and weights from website by using my webcam to take an image and send it to darknet and get output back.
When I do "python detect_image.py" or "python detectandtrack.py", Traceback (most recent call last): File "detect_image.py", line 8, in ...
And lastly also in Makefile add to the top a numpy flag like this: GPU=1 CUDNN=1 OPENCV=1 OPENMP=0 NUMPY=1 DEBUG=0. Then recompile the library using make in darknet root. I've managed to detect using tiny-yolo.cfg and weights from website by using my webcam to take an image and send it to darknet and get output back.
Jun 09, 2019 · Copy link nauyan commented Sep 1, 2020 @VishvajeetRamanuj @869250498 @georgesmarkus @HaoRecog @pablus09 @Aaron0932217077 @imohamadhoseins have you guys been able to fix this issue?
Apr 11, 2018 · file: examples/detector-scipy-opencv.py # Stupid python path shit. # Instead just add darknet.py to somewhere in your python path # OK actually that might not be a great idea, idk, work in progress # Use at your own risk. or don't, i don...
09.06.2019 · It generated libdarknet.so file. but when i try to import darknet it shown me ... copy_image_from_bytes = lib.copy_image_from ... (name_or_ordinal, self)) AttributeError: ./libdarknet.so: undefined symbol: copy_image_from_bytes. Configuration I am using: ubuntu : 18.04 LTS opencv : 3.4.2. The text was updated successfully, but these ...
I'm new on this. I installed all requirements and tried with python3 lisa.py, but I get an error: AttributeError: ./darknet/libdarknet.so: undefined symbol: network_predict_p. I read darknet.h, and saw that network_predict_p is not decla...
21.05.2018 · OSError: libdarknet.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 原因是darknet.py需要依赖 libdarknet.so文件，该文件其实就在安装好的darknet目录下，把libdarknet.so和darknet.py放在同一目录下就行了。
11.04.2018 · file: examples/detector-scipy-opencv.py # Stupid python path shit. # Instead just add darknet.py to somewhere in your python path # OK actually that might not be a great idea, idk, work in progress # Use at your own risk. or don't, i don...
Mar 28, 2018 · Darknet is written in C and built using gcc (see its Makefile). That's why its symbols are not visible by g++ compiler (because of name-mangling). I had the same issue and solved it. Here is the description about such case. And here you may find my modification of darknet header file required to solve the issue.