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Problems running hello_world (TFMIC-19) #77

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Hsannriahi opened this issue Mar 26, 2024 · 3 comments
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Problems running hello_world (TFMIC-19) #77

Hsannriahi opened this issue Mar 26, 2024 · 3 comments

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@Hsannriahi
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hello, we are group of two peoples , we are working on implmentation of neural network on esp32 .besides , we are not familiar yet with this .
we have tried to run the hello_world model but we had some problems could u help us to fix it ?
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@vikramdattu
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Can you please explain the error you face? Check if you have internet connectivity as esp-nn will be resolved runtime.

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Hsannriahi commented Mar 26, 2024

we was following the instructions in Readme to run the main.cc
we went to the project file and we ran it using the command idf.py build then execution stop (see-picture below)
im sure that the environment esp-idf is working perfectly
before running the project i just added the dependencies using
idf.py add-dependency "esp-tflite-micro"

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@vikramdattu
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@Hsannriahi you do not need to explicitly add the esp-tflite-micro dependency as it is already taken care in examples idf_component.yml.
Which in turn should pull esp-nn automatically and build should go through.
Can you please share the dependencies.lock file which is generated in example/hello_world directory?

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