Hi, @meenchen, thanks for your great work. As I put in the title I got the following error (see image)

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I started by following the tiny-training's repo compilation/README instructions, So: running the mcu_ir_gen.py and using the mcunet-5fps.pkl file.
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Then I ran the ir2json.py file selecting the sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128.ir just generated.
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Then I took the scale.json from the ir_zoos corresponding folder (generated with mcu_gen_ir), the graph.json and the params.pkl from .model/testproj/ that were generated with ir2json, I put all three in the assets folder.
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Finally I ran: python examples/tiny_training.py -f assets/sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128-graph.json -D assets/sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128-params.pkl -QAS assets/scale.json -m -g -d -FR
Making sure it was using the same 49kb sparse update scheme, and I got that Not implemented error, is there something that I might have missed during the process?
Pd. It seems to be originating from an "abs" operation that could not be handled, but being the provided examples in tiny-training makes me think I missed something at some point. Any thoughts on it?
Hi, @meenchen, thanks for your great work. As I put in the title I got the following error (see image)
I started by following the tiny-training's repo compilation/README instructions, So: running the mcu_ir_gen.py and using the mcunet-5fps.pkl file.
Then I ran the ir2json.py file selecting the sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128.ir just generated.
Then I took the scale.json from the ir_zoos corresponding folder (generated with mcu_gen_ir), the graph.json and the params.pkl from .model/testproj/ that were generated with ir2json, I put all three in the assets folder.
Finally I ran: python examples/tiny_training.py -f assets/sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128-graph.json -D assets/sparse_bp-49kb-1x3x128x128-params.pkl -QAS assets/scale.json -m -g -d -FR
Making sure it was using the same 49kb sparse update scheme, and I got that Not implemented error, is there something that I might have missed during the process?
Pd. It seems to be originating from an "abs" operation that could not be handled, but being the provided examples in tiny-training makes me think I missed something at some point. Any thoughts on it?