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Input node with name onnx: not found #8532
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@slience-ops DNN inference is very simple: python export.py --weights yolvo5s.pt --include onnx
python detect.py --weights yolvo5s.onnx --dnn See Export tutorial for details: YOLOv5 Tutorials
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Try to change that name to "images" in c++ code, or change the input node name to "onnx" when exporting in here (Some additional name changes are probably needed but I can't remember): Line 129 in 526e650
I'm not 100% sure if this is the problem. I encounted a very similar problem in tensorrt deployment and fixed it this way. |
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OpenCV(4.3.0-dev) Error: Parsing error (Input node with name onnx: not found) in cv::dnn::Subgraph::getInputNodeId, file D:\opencv4.2\opencv-master\modules\dnn\src\graph_simplifier.cpp, line 79
use opencv dnn load model not success!
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