_multiarray_umath.cpython-35m-arm-linux-gnueabihf.so: undefined symbol: cblas_sgemm – Raspberry Pi

While working on a Raspberry Pi image that had been used prior by an electrical engineer to setup all of the dependencies for the hardware, there was an error when trying to upgrade to use Tensorflow. Tensorflow was needed to run a model trained with Cognitive Services: Custom Vision Service. The error was when the script imported Numpy. That caused the following error:

numpy/core/_multiarray_umath.cpython-35m-arm-linux-gnueabihf.so: undefined symbol: cblas_sgemm

To remedy this, all of the installations of Numpy had to be uninstalled. The following commands were run:

apt-get remove python-numpy
apt-get remove python3-numpy
pip3 uninstall numpy

After all three of those commands complete, Numpy was reinstalled using the package provided for raspian:

apt-get install python3-numpy

Multiple TensorFlow Graphs from Cognitive Services – Custom Vision Service

For one project, there was a need for multiple models within the same Python application. These models were trained using the Cognitive Services: Custom Vision Service. There are two steps to using an exported model:

Prepare the image
Classify the image

Prepare an image for prediction

Classify the image

To run multiple models in Python was fairly simple. Simply call tf.reset_default_graph() after saving the loaded session into memory.

After the CustomVisionCategorizer is create, just call score and it will score with the labels in the map.