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The model import wizard shows code snippets for Kotlin and Java.

Here's the Kotlin example:

try {
    val model = ObjectDetectionr.newInstance(context)

    // Creates inputs for reference.
    val image = TensorImage.fromBitmap(bitmap)

    // Runs model inference and gets result.
    val outputs = model.process(image)
    val locations = outputs.locationsAsTensorBuffer
    val classes = outputs.classesAsTensorBuffer
    val scores = outputs.scoresAsTensorBuffer
    val numberOfDetections = outputs.numberOfDetectionsAsTensorBuffer
} catch (e: IOException) {
    // TODO Handle the exception
}

I'm not sure why there's an IOException to be caught here. That should only happen if there's a critical packaging error (where somehow the tensor flow model isn't part of the raw assets), right?

Kotlin doesn't have checked exceptions, so basically I would expect that the Kotlin snippets should just have the code inside the try/catch, not the try/catch itself.