File Format Converter
nnabla-converter enables you to convert NN models. Currently we are supporting following models:
- nnp (model file for nnabla and Neural Network Console)
- nnb (model file for nnabla c runtime)
- source code for nnabla c runtime
- ONNX
- Tensorflow (saved model, checkpoint, and frozen graph)
- TFLite
Install
Before using nnabla-converter, please use command pip install nnabla_converter to install nnabla_converter.
How to use
$ nnabla_cli convert [input model] [output model]
The model file is associated with the extension.
Convert from nnp to onnx: nnabla_cli convert input.nnp output.onnx
Convert from nnp to tflite: nnabla_cli convert input.nnp output.tflite
and so on.
For detail instruction and limitation see Documentation
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