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Getting the Models
Download the inference models
- Login to your Jacinto 7 and navigate to the models directory:
cd /opt/edge_ai_apps/models
- Run the download_models.sh script to download the pre-imported models:
./download_models.sh
An interactive menu will launch with the list of pre-imported models. Use the space bar to select the models intended for download. See Figure 1.
 | Note: To run the demos exemplified in this guide, the following models need to be downloaded: |
- TFL-CL-000-mobileNetV1-mlperf
- TFL-OD-200-ssd-mobV1-coco-mlperf-300x300
- TFL-SS-254-deeplabv3-mobv2-ade20k-512x512
Figure 1. Interactive menu to download models.
