backend with @tensorflow/tfjs-node ?

[AZOPCORP]

could it be possible to port the lib for backend use via tfjs-node and node canvas?

[GantMan]

Hey @AZOPCORP - so I've recently solved how to do this! (I think)

I made a test, and for that to work it had to run 100% in node. This test runs a classification on the logo without accessing a browser.
https://github.com/infinitered/nsfwjs/blob/master/__tests__/regressionCheck.ts

I hope the setup code in this test works for you. I'm sure it could be better wrapped in the actual lib though. If you do use this lib on a backend, please contribute back any improvements 👍

[AZOPCORP]

Thanx for your awesome job!

Below a working eg with tfjs-node based on your test:

const tf =require('@tensorflow/tfjs-node')
const load=require('./dist/index').load

const fs = require('fs');
const jpeg = require('jpeg-js');


// Fix for JEST
const globalAny = global
globalAny.fetch = require('node-fetch')
const timeoutMS = 10000
const NUMBER_OF_CHANNELS = 3


const readImage = (path) => {
  const buf = fs.readFileSync(path)
  const pixels = jpeg.decode(buf, true)
  return pixels
}


const imageByteArray = (image, numChannels) => {
  const pixels = image.data
  const numPixels = image.width * image.height;
  const values = new Int32Array(numPixels * numChannels);

  for (let i = 0; i < numPixels; i++) {
    for (let channel = 0; channel < numChannels; ++channel) {
      values[i * numChannels + channel] = pixels[i * 4 + channel];
    }
  }

  return values
}


const imageToInput = (image, numChannels) => {
  const values = imageByteArray(image, numChannels)
  const outShape = [image.height, image.width, numChannels] ;
  const input = tf.tensor3d(values, outShape, 'int32');

  return input
}


    (async()=>{
        const model = await load('file://./model/')//moved model at root of folder
  const logo = readImage(`./_art/nsfwjs_logo.jpg`)
  const input = imageToInput(logo, NUMBER_OF_CHANNELS)
  console.time('predict')
  const predictions = await model.classify(input)
  console.timeEnd('predict')
 console.log(predictions)
    })()

[goldenjayr]

it's still not working for me. still show incorrect results

[GantMan]

very cool!

Maybe we should put an example in the demo folder?

[AZOPCORP]

Something like a way to pass some options to configure lib using tfjs-node and tfjs-node-gpu would be much apreciated I think. BTW i will make a backend demo as soon as i have the time.

[scratcher28]

AZOPCORP, I am getting this Error: Request for file://.model/model.json failed due to error: TypeError: Only HTTP(S) protocols are supported.

[GantMan]

Closing because question moved to https://github.com/infinitered/nsfwjs/wiki/FAQ:-NSFW-JS

[mycaule]

For information, if you are still wondering how to run it on Node.js, this guy's code works https://github.com/mishazawa/nums

When you do npm install nsfwjs and use the following it doesn't work immediately.

const nsfwjs = require('nsfw/dist')

He basically forked the code to lib/nsfwjs/index.js and made minor changes to make it runnable. (his repo doesn't have the classifyGif function though)

It would be nice and not too much work to have this published to npmjs.org.

Similarly you can use @tensorflow-models/toxicity pretty easily on server side using just

const toxicity = require('@tensorflow-models/toxicity')

const sentences = ['I love C++']

toxicity.load(0.9).then(model =>
  model.classify(sentences).then(predictions => ...)
)

What I would like to have from a developer point of view is to be able to use it out of the box the same way,

const image = ...

nsfwjs.load().then(model =>    // Instead of nsfwjs.load('file://..../model/') 
  model.classify(image).then(predictions => ...)
)

[GantMan]

I wish he had contributed back with a Pull Request. @mycaule - would you be willing to take a shot?

If not, this is something I could get around to at some point.

[mycaule]

Ok I will try to do this week, the workflow between NPM and your build might be something I can't test though.

For the fetching of this line, @tensorflow-models managed that by hosting the files at tfhub.dev

nsfwjs/src/index.ts

Lines 21 to 22 in 0497856

	const BASE_PATH =
	'https://s3.amazonaws.com/ir_public/nsfwjscdn/TFJS_nsfw_mobilenet/tfjs_quant_nsfw_mobilenet/'

it might save you some S3 costs.

const mobilenet = require('@tensorflow-models/mobilenet')
mobilenet.load().then(model => model.classify(...).then(predictions => ...)

// Downloads a file from tfhub in the background
// https://tfhub.dev/google/imagenet/mobilenet_v1_100_224/classification/1/model.json?tfjs-format=file

See #224