ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'scripts.convert_pretrained_model'

[JyothiPrasanna768]

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "experiments/SiamFC-3s-color-pretrained.py", line 20, in
from scripts.convert_pretrained_model import ex
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'scripts.convert_pretrained_model'

I am facing this error. How to solve this?

[JyothiPrasanna768]

Thank you for your quick response, Sir. I haven't gone for training. I just implemented the tracking part. I haven't made any changes in your code. I faced this error while running the below command in terminal. python experiments/SiamFC-3s-color-pretrained.py

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[Donny-Boy]

I am having the same problem, how do you solve it?

[JyothiPrasanna768]

Still, I am facing the same issue.

[bilylee]

Please follow exactly the same procedures listed in README to run the code. Don't skip step 2. And no cd thereafter.

# 1. Clone this repository to your disk
git clone https://github.com/bilylee/SiamFC-TensorFlow.git

# 2. Change working directory
cd SiamFC-TensorFlow

# 3. Download pretrained models and one test sequence 
python scripts/download_assets.py

# 4. Convert pretrained MatConvNet model into TensorFlow format.
# Note we use SiamFC-3s-color-pretrained as one example. You
# Can also use SiamFC-3s-gray-pretrained. 
python experiments/SiamFC-3s-color-pretrained.py

# 5. Run tracking on the test sequence with the converted model
python scripts/run_tracking.py

# 6. Show tracking results
# You can press Enter to toggle between play and pause, and drag the 
# scrolling bar in the figure. For more details, see utils/videofig.py
python scripts/show_tracking.py