I think it might be easier to find help for this specifically on the CoreML forum.
Are you trying to run the model on an iOS device? can’t you run using TFLite interpreter? I don’t think that would need the conversion and maybe the CoreML delegate might help with the performance
I’ve read that is possible to use tflite interpreter and find the temporary file in which the .mlmodel is stored. However doesn’t look very pretty isn’t it? Any idea how?
We’ll publish the iOS MoveNet Swift sample soon. Stay tuned TFLite should work on both Mac and iOS.
If you still want to pursue the CoreML conversion path, unfortunately I can’t help because I’m not familiar with it. I’d suggest you try asking in the CoreML GitHub repo.