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qtf

v0.4.0

Published

command for want to Quick use TensorFlow.js on cli.

Downloads

6

Readme

Quick Tensorflow.js on CLI

Node CI npm License

This is the command that makes it easy on cli to take advantage of TensorFlow.js pre-trained models in tfjs-models.
If you want to use more features, I recommend using tfjs-models.

Table of Contents

Usage

Output JSON.

$ qtf posenet input.jpg
{"score":0.9647475901771995,"keypoints":[{"score":0.998931884765625,"part":"nose","position":{"x":107.73031675583658,"y":53.548239147616734}},{"score":0.9975152611732483,"part":"leftEye","position":{"x":111.77570221303502,"y":47.67420431055447}},{"score":0.998687207698822,"part":"rightEye","position":{"x":103.54239877188716,"y":47.98000136794747}},{"score":0.9890928268432617,"part":"leftEar","position":{"x":122.54736138132296,"y":44.82373616853113}},{"score":0.5303822755813599,"part":"rightEar","position":{"x":99.82809460116732,"y":49.01344008390078}},{"score":0.9975290298461914,"part":"leftShoulder","position":{"x":134.81771339980546,"y":63.107547270184824}},{"score":0.9952900409698486,"part":"rightShoulder","position":{"x":100.9243829036965,"y":65.03463187013618}},{"score":0.9982808828353882,"part":"leftElbow","position":{"x":149.92353173638134,"y":95.12142813715954}},{"score":0.9930793046951294,"part":"rightElbow","position":{"x":86.52606699902724,"y":92.96833201605058}},{"score":0.997657299041748,"part":"leftWrist","position":{"x":144.95117947470817,"y":124.01598218628405}},{"score":0.9944704174995422,"part":"rightWrist","position":{"x":71.984375,"y":114.08531432392996}},{"score":0.9985787868499756,"part":"leftHip","position":{"x":130.9595695525292,"y":125.98659411478599}},{"score":0.9968750476837158,"part":"rightHip","position":{"x":110.72067272616732,"y":122.94964433365759}},{"score":0.9941878318786621,"part":"leftKnee","position":{"x":124.67179140321012,"y":173.04322714007782}},{"score":0.9907618165016174,"part":"rightKnee","position":{"x":90.9666904790856,"y":168.4438837548638}},{"score":0.9824202060699463,"part":"leftAnkle","position":{"x":128.6217017266537,"y":214.41898711089493}},{"score":0.9469689130783081,"part":"rightAnkle","position":{"x":105.84379559824903,"y":207.76614178015564}}]}

Output image file.

$ qtf posenet input.jpg -o output.jpg

| input.jpg | output.jpg | | --- | --- | | | |

Install (on Ubuntu)

$ npm i -g qtf
$ qtf save all

If you using node.js on volta or nodebrew. We have confirmed works on it.

from Repository

$ cd '<your any directory>'

$ git clone https://github.com/amanoese/qtf.git
$ cd qtf
$ npm install
$ npm link

## if you can not run 'npm link'.
$ echo "alias qtf=$PWD/src/index.js" >> ~/.bashrc
$ source ~/.bashrc

on Windows

support. but some features don't work.

Support models

Supports the following model now.

  • posenet
  • mobilenet
  • blazeface
  • BodyPix (Person segmentation)
  • DeepLab v3
## check support model.
$ qtf --help

Result Example

posenet

$ qtf posenet input.jpg -o output.jpg

| input.jpg | output.jpg | | --- | --- | | | |

mobilenet

Output is JSON only.

blazeface

$ qtf blazeface input.jpg -o output.jpg

| input.jpg | output.jpg | | --- | --- | | | |

BodyPix

Person segmentation

$ qtf body-pix input.jpg -o output.jpg

| input.jpg | output.jpg | | --- | --- | | | |

Person body part segmentation

TBD

DeepLab v3

$ qtf deeplab input.jpg -o output.jpg

If you not set loadOption. output size fixed 513x513.

| input.jpg | output.jpg | | --- | --- | | | |

Save Models on Local

This command uses a trained model on the internet (Google Cloud Starage)...
If use offline or you use the command several times.
It's good idea to download trained model file to local.

$ qtf save all

But trained model data want to diskspace.
you can also choose the model to download.
See below for details.

$ qtf save --help

Backend

you can check suuport backend.

$ qtf backend
now      : tensorflow
supports : cpu,wasm,tensorflow

If you want to use the backend.set environment to 'QTF_BACKEND'

$ export QTF_BACKEND=wasm

$ qtf backend
now      : wasm
supports : cpu,wasm,tensorflow

This command support backends.

| name | project | personal opinion | | --- | --- | --- | | cpu | tfjs-backend-cpu | pureJS. slowly. but it's works in most environments. so cool. | | wasm | tfjs-backend-wasm | WebAssembly. fast. environment independent. But that power was beyond my skill. It probably only works with "blazeface". | | tensorflow | tfjs-node | C Library. fast. but It depends on node-gyp. if you want to install, please see this link.|

A backend that fails to install does not appear in support.
may be increased by a global installation, like npm -g @tensorflow/tfjs-node
I haven't checked. It probably works.

Develop

$ npm install
$ npm link
$ qtf --help

CI on Local

$ act -n
$ act push

On the roadmap, but still missing

  • Support tfjs-models
    • PoseNet
      • Support ResNet50
      • different model stride
    • Coco SSD
    • BodyPix
      • segmentPersonParts
    • handpose
    • facemesh
  • Input Stream of UVC device.

Other

qtf is not Qtransformers.