Shikhar Jaiswal

@affot Sorry for the delay once more :) Nearly all of the debugging regarding SeeDot can be done by looking at `temp/Predictor/output` folders. Basically, the second command is correct, but...

@swapnilsayansaha The values in the square brackets are the floating-point ranges of the concerned tensors. So for example, if your `W.npy` has a minimum element of `0.1`, and a maximum...

@swapnilsayansaha The hidden dimension has got nothing to the shape of X, it is the second dimension of `W` and `U` matrices that determines that. The reshape works in the...

I see, `model_float.h` is used for storing the `.npy` weight files into C++ format. From the error, it seems that the dimensionality of the `.npy` files, and the description in...

@affot Okay, this seems like a major issue then. I'll need time to look into it. Sorry for the inconvenience.

@mehreenjabeen Hi, could you mention which model do you wish to generate the corresponding code for?

@mehreenjabeen SeeDot/Shiftry might not have the full support for these models, but you can always try. See [this](https://github.com/microsoft/EdgeML/blob/master/tools/SeeDot/README.md) for an example.

Ah, sorry, please follow the instructions from [here](https://github.com/microsoft/EdgeML/tree/master/tools/SeeDot/seedot/compiler/ONNX). Please note that the generated `seedot_ast.txt` will be the input.sd file that you need. As for dumping the model weights, you can...

@mehreenjabeen Sorry for the delayed response, it seems that the SeeDot converter is currently broken, and might need a substantial amount of work. We're planning a new release in February,...

@harsha-simhadri I'm not the right person to review the Python scripts, so if Sachin and Anirudh feel they are fine, then I guess we should get them merged.