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    Edge Impulse Inference to IoT Dashboard

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      dipu_varghese @salmanfaris last edited by

      @salmanfaris I really appreciate your help and look forward to seeing the example.

      Best,
      Dipu

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        dipu_varghese @dipu_varghese last edited by

        @salmanfaris Hope you're doing well, did you get sometime to work on this?

        Best,
        Dipu

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          dipu_varghese @salmanfaris last edited by

          @salmanfaris any updates?

          Best,
          Dipu

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            salmanfaris @dipu_varghese last edited by salmanfaris

            Hi @dipu_varghese ,

            Here is the sample input from the binary edge impulse inference,

            Predictions (DSP: 16 ms., Classification: 1 ms., Anomaly: 2 ms.):
            idle: 0.91016
            snake: 0.08203
            updown: 0.00391
            wave: 0.00391
            anomaly score: -0.067”
            

            And from here for example we can try to get the updown values only by attaching the device to another controller and read the Serial string directly.

            void setup() {
              // Start serial communication at 9600 baud
              Serial.begin(9600);
            }
            
            void loop() {
              // Wait until there is data available on the serial port
              while (!Serial.available()) {
                // Do nothing
              }
            
              // Read the input string from the serial port
              String inputString = Serial.readStringUntil('\n');
            
              // Find the position of the "updown" value in the input string
              int updownPos = inputString.indexOf("updown:");
            
              // If the "updown" value was found in the input string
              if (updownPos >= 0) {
                // Extract the "updown" value from the input string
                String updownString = inputString.substring(updownPos + 8, inputString.indexOf('\n', updownPos));
            
            // Convert the "updown" value to a float
                float updownValue = updownString.toFloat();
            
             // Output the "updown" value
                Serial.println(updownValue);
              }
            }
            

            The sketch should then output the "updown" value, which is 0.08203.

            Hope this will be helpful, let me know if you need more clarification.

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              dipu_varghese @salmanfaris last edited by

              @salmanfaris thank you so much man, I'll try this and update you shortly. Thank you once again.

              Best,
              Dipu

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                salmanfaris @dipu_varghese last edited by

                @dipu_varghese Hi, How does it go? Would like to know about the updates πŸ™‚ or anything I can do to help you.

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