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    Facemark fm = Face.createFacemarkKazemi();

    fm.loadModel("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"); <--error


    build.gradle(Module:app):



    sourceSets {
    main {
    jni.srcDirs = ['src/main/jniLibs/']
    assets.srcDirs=['src/main/assets/']
    } }


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      Facemark fm = Face.createFacemarkKazemi();

      fm.loadModel("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"); <--error


      build.gradle(Module:app):



      sourceSets {
      main {
      jni.srcDirs = ['src/main/jniLibs/']
      assets.srcDirs=['src/main/assets/']
      } }


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      Facemark fm = Face.createFacemarkKazemi();

      fm.loadModel("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"); <--error


      build.gradle(Module:app):



      sourceSets {
      main {
      jni.srcDirs = ['src/main/jniLibs/']
      assets.srcDirs=['src/main/assets/']
      } }


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          Access the file using assest manager.



          AssetManager mngr = myContext.getAssets();
          fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));


          If you don't have context variable, try to create one.



          Context context=getApplicationContext();
          fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));





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          • I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
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          • If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
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          • update answer. Add project tree structure
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          • can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
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          Access the file using assest manager.



          AssetManager mngr = myContext.getAssets();
          fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));


          If you don't have context variable, try to create one.



          Context context=getApplicationContext();
          fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));





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          • I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
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          • If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
            – Bala555
            yesterday












          • update answer. Add project tree structure
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          • can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
            – Bala555
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          Access the file using assest manager.



          AssetManager mngr = myContext.getAssets();
          fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));


          If you don't have context variable, try to create one.



          Context context=getApplicationContext();
          fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));





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          • I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
            – bob torus
            yesterday










          • show me the pic of project tree structure
            – Bala555
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          • If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
            – Bala555
            yesterday












          • update answer. Add project tree structure
            – bob torus
            yesterday












          • can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
            – Bala555
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          Access the file using assest manager.



          AssetManager mngr = myContext.getAssets();
          fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));


          If you don't have context variable, try to create one.



          Context context=getApplicationContext();
          fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));





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          Access the file using assest manager.



          AssetManager mngr = myContext.getAssets();
          fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));


          If you don't have context variable, try to create one.



          Context context=getApplicationContext();
          fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat"));






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          • I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
            – bob torus
            yesterday










          • show me the pic of project tree structure
            – Bala555
            yesterday










          • If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
            – Bala555
            yesterday












          • update answer. Add project tree structure
            – bob torus
            yesterday












          • can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
            – Bala555
            yesterday




















          • I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
            – bob torus
            yesterday










          • show me the pic of project tree structure
            – Bala555
            yesterday










          • If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
            – Bala555
            yesterday












          • update answer. Add project tree structure
            – bob torus
            yesterday












          • can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
            – Bala555
            yesterday


















          I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
          – bob torus
          yesterday




          I get "Unhandled exception: java.io.IOException" in fm.loadModel(mngr.open("assets/face_landmark_model.dat")); then I add try and catch block but again have error "No file with given name found"
          – bob torus
          yesterday












          show me the pic of project tree structure
          – Bala555
          yesterday




          show me the pic of project tree structure
          – Bala555
          yesterday












          If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
          – Bala555
          yesterday






          If you create the assets folder manually, check the following link. stackoverflow.com/a/26706866/6650476
          – Bala555
          yesterday














          update answer. Add project tree structure
          – bob torus
          yesterday






          update answer. Add project tree structure
          – bob torus
          yesterday














          can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
          – Bala555
          yesterday






          can u please add the stack trace and try this fm.loadModel(context.getAssets().open("face_landmark_model.dat"));
          – Bala555
          yesterday












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