Cannot load pre-trained model file on android and iOS about fast-neural-style HOT 9 OPEN

COuld you give more details about how to run lua on mobile device?

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I've never tried to run Lua on either Android or iOS so I'm not sure what could be wrong. Maybe try posting on a more general Torch forum such as the gitter? https://gitter.im/torch/torch7

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@gecong Basically I created apps for torch7 on Android and iOS respectively. You can follow the instructions and examples on torch7-android and torch7-iOS.

@jcjohnson Thanks. There are same issues posted on torch7-android and torch7-ios for a quite long time. I have added some comments on the related issues on those forum. Hope someone has resolved the issue and could provide some help there.

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"On both simulators, I was able to load the sample model file with the torch7-android, but could not load the model files that were generated by the training step of this application."

So you can load one of the example models but not what you have trained yourself? Could this have something to do with the fact that the checkpoint files are not plain model files but contain other data, too?

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Maybe due to the 'cudnn' option? Or other backend related stuff.

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@htoyryla
The sample model file comes with the torch7-android installation package. It has nothing to do with the fast-neural-style application.
For any model file of the fast-neural-style, no matter it is one of the example models or my own trained one, I could not load them on android an iOS simulators. It seems to be a torch7 or lua issue.

@kaca0083
On andriod and iOS, I was planning to run the stylization step on CPU. We used the code provided by Justin as is.

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Did you solve it? Can it be run on iOS ?

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@michaelhuang74 Did you solve it?I also wanna make a App in ios,but here have some troubles.
I hope you can email me :[email protected],We can talk about this privately

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@dovanchan Unfortunately, I didn't figure out how to load the model on iOS.

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