Neutrino Engine
Neutrino is a deep learning library for optimizing and accelerating deep neural networks to make them faster, smaller and more energy-efficient. Neural network designers can specify a variety of pre-trained models, datasets and target computation constraints and ask the engine to optimize the network. High-level APIs are provided to make the optimization process easy and transparent to the user. Neutrino can be biased to concentrate on compression (relative to disk size taken by the model) or latency (forward call’s execution time) optimization.
Community Release
Our community edition provides all the important features to experience the power and usability of model optimization with Neutrino. With the community version, engineers and researchers can verify the seamless integration of Neutrino into standard AI processes, test compatibility with existing model development and explore the benefits of optimization to various products. Feel free to use it as you please! The aim of the community edition is multifold, with examples such as:
- Provide hands-on experience with automated model architecture optimization and see first-hand the possibilities with
Deeplite Neutrino - Compare and complement the results obtained using
Deeplite Neutrinowith other open-source and industry model architecture optimization frameworks - Export an optimized model to test integration with endpoint applications
- Verify the integration of
Deeplite Neutrinowithin industry and production pipelines - Utilize
Deeplite Neutrinoto accelerate academic research, expedite results and share your achievements in research papers - Have fun! Users can play around with
Deeplite Neutrinoand enjoy the advantages of model architecture optimization in various use-cases
For detailed comparison of features on our community and production editions, refer to the documentation
Get Your Free Community License
The community license key is completely free-to-obtain and free-to-use. Fill out this simple form to obtain the license key for the Community Version of Deeplite Neutrino™.
Installation
Use pip to install neutrino-engine from PyPi repository. We recommend creating a new python virtualenv, then pip install using the following commands.
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install neutrino-engine
pip install neutrino-torch
For other methods of installation and detailed instructions, refer to the documentation
Metadata
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