FemtoFlow
femtoflow is a Python package that enables pruning and quantization of TensorFlow models for optimized deployment to Femtosense's SPU (Sparse Processing Unit). The package provides a straightforward and flexible interface for reducing model size and complexity while maintaining high-performance inference on the SPU.
Features
- Pruning: Reduce model size by removing unimportant connections and neurons from your TensorFlow model.
- Quantization: Lower the precision of weights and activations to reduce memory requirements and computational costs while preserving model accuracy.
Getting Started
You can install femtoflow using pip:
pip install femtoflow
Documentation
Detailed documentation for femtoflow, including tutorials, API reference, and examples, can be found on the official website: https://femtoflow.femtosense.ai
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