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Samples to deploy ML models in C++
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Hello Reader, Welcome to another edition of PYCAD newsletter where we cover interesting topics in Machine Learning and Computer Vision applied to Medical Imaging. The goal of this newsletter is to help you stay up-to-date and learn important concepts in this amazing field! I've got some cool insights for you below ↓ |
Code examples for ML inference in C++
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Several people have asked me for examples of running inference with their ML models in C++.
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I almost always recommend ONNX Runtime.
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It's a library that's built in C and has APIs for C++, Java, Python and other languages.
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If you're trying it for the first time then it might be useful to start from their code examples.
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You should also know that most if not all models in Tensorflow Object Detection API can be converted to ONNX format and then used with ONNX Runtime.
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I have personally tried these, but this was several months ago so I'm not sure if there are new models there.
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Btw, if you're looking for a step by step guide on how to train and evaluate deep learning models for object detection then check out my course here.
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Build your own text-to-image model from scratch using Pytorch
Text to image models are great. But what if you want to use them for something very specific?
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For example, what if you wanted to be able to generate medical images or specific mechanical parts images from text prompts?
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In these scenarios, it's very hard to make mainstream models such as DALL-E2 or Stable Diffusion work.
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It would be very useful to be able to build your own text to image models from your own data.
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If you're interested in doing something like this then I highly recommend this article.
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It contains a step by step guide on how to build a text-to-image model using Gaussian diffusion with Pytorch and Python.
That's it for this week's edition, I hope you enjoyed it!
Machine Learning for Medical Imaging
👉 Learn how to build AI systems for medical imaging domain by leveraging tools and techniques that I share with you! | 💡 The newsletter is read by people from: Nvidia, Baker Hughes, Harvard, NYU, Columbia University, University of Toronto and more!
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