Where to get model.ckpt?
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to follow the instructions for arbitrary style transfer here, and it says that I need to download a pretrained model from this link. However, what I get is a tar.gz
file and whenever I extract it, I only get the following files:
$ tar xvzf arbitrary_style_transfer.tar.gz
$ ls arbitrary_style_transfer
model.ckpt-data-00000-of-000001 model.ckpt.index model.ckpt.meta
Which one here should I use?
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Okay, solved. So you don’t really need to have a
model.ckpt
file. What I do is that I passed the argumentarbitrary_style_transfer/model.ckpt
into--checkpoint
and it works. No need to have theckpt
fileYes, same thing with me, if your directory structure looks like this:
I suggest you untar it inside a
checkpoint
directory such that (note, I forgot the actual file names):Then pass
--checkpoint=checkpoint/model.ckpt
to the arguments. As far as I know it should already load your model automatically