MetaTF
MetaTF is BrainChip's Akida development environment, delivered as a single
meta-package. Installing metatf installs the complete, validated tool set:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| akida | Akida Execution Engine (software simulator and hardware interface) |
| cnn2snn | Keras/TensorFlow to Akida model converter |
| akida-models | Model zoo and training pipelines |
| quantizeml | Base layers and quantization tools |
TensorFlow and tf-keras are pulled in automatically as dependencies of the set.
metatf itself contains no Python code — it only pins the packages above. There is no metatf
module to import. Import and use the four packages directly (akida, cnn2snn, akida_models,
quantizeml).
Documentation: https://doc.brainchipinc.com.
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