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the problem is that the unzip command is missing in the Powershell. I'll take a closer look and try to find an alternative for Windows. In the meantime what you can do is to specify the version of the YOLO you are attempting to convert and it should run without an error. Currently we support conversion of the following models: "goldyolo", "yolov5", "yolov6r1", "yolov6r3", "yolov6r4", "yolov7", "yolov8", "yolov9", "yolov10", "yolov11".
the problem is that the unzip command is missing in the Powershell. I'll take a closer look and try to find an alternative for Windows. In the meantime what you can do is to specify the version of the YOLO you are attempting to convert and it should run without an error. Currently we support conversion of the following models: "goldyolo", "yolov5", "yolov6r1", "yolov6r3", "yolov6r4", "yolov7", "yolov8", "yolov9", "yolov10", "yolov11".
Kind regards, Jan
Thanks @HonzaCuhel
Let's say that I mention "yolov8", how would it know the path to the model?
what arguments do I use for each? (yolov8 and path)
Hey great team,
I'm facing this error while trying to run the CLI command through Windows PowerShell. Did I miss anything?
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