I also worked in-person with Riley to debug the Jetson issues with Tensorflow. The issue ended up being an incorrect Jetpack version. I then wrote <\/span>some code <\/span><\/a>on the Jetson to run inference on the 3 classification models. This involved converting my .keras models to the \u201csaved model\u201d format, which cannot be trained further, and then to the TFLite format, which allows much faster inference on the Jetson.<\/span><\/p>\n I also added some frontend\/backend features. I wrote <\/span>a function<\/span><\/a> which takes a city name as a string and returns if the weather is cold, neutral, or hot. This utilizes the OpenWeatherMap API. I also changed the frontend <\/span>code<\/span><\/a> to be able to display up to 4 pieces of clothing\u2014top\/dress\/jumpsuit, bottoms, jacket, and overwear(hoodie, sweater, etc). This needed to be done due to a change in our outfit generation algorithm. I also added a <\/span>frontend page<\/span><\/a> which displays each piece of clothing in a users closet (6 per page with the option to scroll through pages). When a piece of clothing is clicked, it will show the user the current classification labels and allow them to be changed if necessary. I had to make <\/span>some changes<\/span><\/a> to the backend APIs as well for this feature. These features took a few days and various commits, but the linked commits are the ones with the finished features.<\/span><\/p>\n I also worked on our final presentation by creating the slides and writing information for Riley to turn into a script.<\/span><\/p>\n I also began the systemic testing for our classification by writing code to help determine how the accuracy changes when the brightness of the image is increased\/decreased.<\/span><\/p>\n Is your progress on schedule or behind? If you are behind, what actions will be taken to catch up to the proiect schedule?<\/b><\/p>\n My progress is on schedule.<\/span><\/p>\n What deliverables do you hope to complete in the next week?<\/b><\/p>\n I hope to fix the color model and finish the systemic testing for brightness (brightness increase by 1.5\/2 and decrease by 1.5\/2).<\/span><\/p>\n As you’ve designed, implemented and debugged your project, what new tools or new knowledge did you find it necessary to learn to be able to accomplish these tasks? What learning strategies did you use to acquire this new knowledge?<\/b><\/p>\n We recognize that there are quite a few different methods (i.e. learning strategies) for gaining new knowledge — one doesn’t always need to take a class, or read a textbook to learn something new. Informal methods, such as watching an online video or reading a forum post are quite appropriate learning strategies for the acquisition of new knowledge.<\/b><\/p>\n I had to learn how to use the Tensorflow framework to train a model. I used the online documentation for Tensorflow as the library is very well documented. I also had to learn how to use the pandas library to process datasets. I maily relied on <\/span>this article<\/span><\/a> from W3Schools. I also had to determine the best model architectures to use. I relied on <\/span>this paper<\/span><\/a> which discusses the performance of different architectures on the Jetson.<\/span><\/p>\n I also had to learn how to write backend APIs in the FastAPI format. I learned this from Gabriella. I also had to learn how to write Flutter code. 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