amlnn-model-playground/examples/mobilenet/README.md

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## Model Description
This model is converted from MobileNetV2 pretrained weights
originally released by Google under the Apache License 2.0.
Original model:
- Architecture: MobileNetV2
- Source: TensorFlow / Keras official implementation
The model has been converted and optimized into ADLA format
for deployment on Amlogic NPU platforms.
## Demo Run
### CPP
#### 1. Compile
#### AMLNN SDK Setup
Resolve the AMLNN nnsdk dependency using one of the following methods:
- **Priority 1 Environment variable (recommended)**
```bash
export AMLNN_HOME=/path/to/amlnn-toolkit
```
- **Priority 3 Sibling directory fallback** *(automatic)*
Place `amlnn-toolkit` as a sibling to `amlnn-model-playground`:
```bash
git clone git@github.com:Amlogic-NN/amlnn-toolkit.git ../amlnn-toolkit
```
**Prerequisites:**
- Android NDK (r25e recommended)
- `ANDROID_NDK_PATH` environment variable set
**Build:**
```bash
# Build for arm64-v8a
cd examples/mobilenet/cpp
./build-android.sh -a arm64-v8a
```
The executable will be generated at `build/android/mobilenet_v2_demo` (Note: executable name may vary, verify in build folder).
#### 2. Run
```bash
# Push executable to device
adb push build/android/mobilenet_v2_demo /data/local/tmp/
adb push model/mobilenet_v2_1.0_224_quant_A311D2.adla /data/local/tmp/
adb push model/cat_224x224.jpg /data/local/tmp/
adb push model/labels.txt /data/local/tmp/
# Run on device
adb shell
cd /data/local/tmp
chmod +x mobilenet_v2_demo
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/vendor/lib64 or (/vendor/lib)
# Usage: ./mobilenet_v2_demo <model_path> <image_path> <labels_path>
./mobilenet_v2_demo mobilenet_v2_1.0_224_quant_A311D2.adla cat_224x224.jpg labels.txt
```
**Note:** Replace `mobilenet_v2_1.0_224_quant_A311D2.adla` with your actual model file path.
### Python
**Prerequisites:**
- Python 3.10
- Required packages: `numpy`, `Pillow`, `amlnnlite`
**Install dependencies:**
```bash
pip install numpy Pillow amlnnlite-1.0.0-cp310-cp310-linux_aarch64.whl
```
**Run on device:**
```bash
# Basic usage
python mobilenetv2.py --model-path ./mobilenet_v2_1.0_224_quant_A311D2.adla
# Run with performance testing (100 cycles)
python mobilenetv2.py --model-path ./mobilenet_v2_1.0_224_quant_A311D2.adla --run-cycles 100
```
The script will automatically process all image files (`.jpg`, `.jpeg`, `.png`, `.bmp`) in the current directory and display top-5 classification results for each image.
## Results
The program will print the top-5 classification results with probabilities for each processed image.
**Example output:**
```
# python demo result
============================================================
Processing image 1/3: dog_224x224.jpg
============================================================
Top-5 Classification Results:
1. Shih-Tzu (probability: 0.9239)
2. Pekinese (probability: 0.0476)
3. Lhasa (probability: 0.0263)
4. Brabancon griffon (probability: 0.0004)
5. Dandie Dinmont (probability: 0.0003)
============================================================
Processing image 2/3: cat_224x224.jpg
============================================================
Top-5 Classification Results:
1. tiger cat (probability: 0.4774)
2. tabby (probability: 0.4324)
3. Egyptian cat (probability: 0.0542)
4. lynx (probability: 0.0150)
5. Persian cat (probability: 0.0025)
============================================================
Processing image 3/3: fish_224x224.jpeg
============================================================
Top-5 Classification Results:
1. goldfish (probability: 0.9998)
2. conch (probability: 0.0001)
3. trifle (probability: 0.0000)
4. axolotl (probability: 0.0000)
5. American lobster (probability: 0.0000)
```
The classification results show the model's confidence scores (probabilities) for each detected class, with the highest probability indicating the most likely classification.