How to load a pretrained vgg model in distributed tensorflow model training scene like faster-rcnn? - tensorflow

I want to implements a faster-rcnn model using distributed tensorflow, But I have difficult to load a pretrained vgg model,How to do it? thanks

The TensorFlow tutorial on retraining inception is a good start to read. Then try to reproduce what it does starting from an already trained vgg model.

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