tensorflow-onnx VS rembg

The easiest way to transform the downloaded TensorFlow model to an ONNX model is to use the tool tf2onnx from https://github.com/onnx/tensorflow-onnx

But I found that there are limitation in practice. For instance, I found that the conversion of this model to ONNX fails when using tf2onnx.

They come in the form of tflite models, so I had to convert them to onnx. I used tf2onnx for converting the pose landmark model and tflite2tensorflow for converting the pose detection model. For improving performance, I had created a small script which modified the landmark models for supporting batch inference. This script is not included in the repository, but do tell me if you need it!

pb to ONNX Follow tensorflow-onnx:- https://github.com/onnx/tensorflow-onnx

You can learn more about this tool on their github repo : https://github.com/onnx/tensorflow-onnx

A bit conflicted as the linked video is also linked from the actual rembg repo but it seems way faster and more detailed to just read the readme at that repo first, and maybe use a video if something doesn’t make sense.

There are open source tools like rembg (https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg) which call into pre-trained models.

You can use Rembg extension to remove background automatically: https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg

Hi guys 📷 I am new to ml deployment. Can anyone help about production deployment ? I made fastapi docker app which removes background from image (https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg). It uses u2net segmentation. I tried aws ec2, lambda, googld cloudrun and so far ec2(t2-large) is the fastest but still too slow. Also, it costs way more than I expected. Are there any other solution that I can deploy ml app with as low as possible? Where do you guys mostly deploy ml app?

I am currently using rembg https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg

rembg

A python script with rembg could work

4.) rembg -- backgrounds be gone. If there isn't an extension in Automatic1111 for this yet, there should be (I haven't checked recently). Same deal as midas, you can point it at a folder and zap the backgrounds off of all your images. Useful in combo with midas and imagemagick if, for instance, you want images of an object on a white background (Stable Diffusion training via LoRAs/Dreambooth may not benefit, but other things like GANs prefer that sort of training image). Useful if you want to "compose" a scene and you have images of dispirate objects/people you want in that scene.

Ran into another issue with " LoadLibrary failed with error 126 Here's the solution: https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/issues/312