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Planer: Powerful Light Artificial NEuRon

A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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Planer: Powerful Light Artificial NEuRon

A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

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A powerful light-weight inference framework for CNN. The aim of planer is to provide efficient and adaptable inference environment for CNN model. Also in order to enlarge the application scope, we support ONNX format, which enables the converting of trained model within various DL frameworks.

Features

Planer is a light-weight CNN framework implemented in pure Numpy-like interface. It can run only with Numpy. Or change different backends. (Cupy accelerated with CUDA, ClPy accelerated with OpenCL).

  • Implemented in pure Numpy-like interface.
  • Extremely streamlined IR based on json
  • Powerful model visualization tools
  • ONNX supported model converting
  • Plenty of inspiring demos

Various Building Options

All the elements (layers, operations, activation fuctions) are abstracted to be layer, and a json formatted flow is applied to build the computation graph. We support 3 ways of building a network:

  • PyTorch-like
fromplanerimport*# ========== write a net manually ========== classCustomNet(Net):
def__init__(self):
self.conv=Conv2d(3, 64, 3, 1)
self.relu=ReLU()
self.pool=Maxpool(2)
self.upsample=UpSample(2)
self.concatenate=Concatenate()
self.sigmoid=Sigmoid()
defforward(self, x):
x=self.conv(x)
x=self.relu(x)
y=self.pool(x)
y=self.upsample(y)
z=self.concatenate([x, y])
returnself.sigmoid(z)
  • Json-like (based on our IR)
# ========== load net from json ========== layer= [('conv', 'conv', (3, 64, 3, 1)),
('relu', 'relu', None),
('pool', 'maxpool', (2,)),
('up', 'upsample', (2,)),
('concat', 'concat', None),
('sigmoid', 'sigmoid', None)]
flow= [('x', ['conv', 'relu'], 'x'),
('x', ['pool', 'up'], 'y'),
(['x','y'], ['concat', 'sigmoid'], 'z')]
net=Net()
net.load_json(layer, flow)

Converted from onnx (pytorch 1.1.0)

It is easy to convert a net from torch after training (through onnx). Here is a demo with resnet18.

fromtorchvision.modelsimportresnet18importtorchfromplanerimporttorch2planernet=resnet18(pretrained=True)
x=torch.randn(1, 3, 224, 224, device='cpu')
torch2planer(net, 'resnet18', x)
# then you will get a resnet18.json and resnet18.npy in current folder.fromplanerimportread_netimportplanerimportnumpyasnp# get the planer array libpal=planer.core(np)
x=pal.random.randn(1, 3, 224, 224).astype('float32')
net=read_net('resnet18')
net(x) # use the net to predict youre data

Change backend

Planer is based on Numpy-like interface. So it is easy to change backend to Cupy or ClPy.

importplaner, cupyplaner.core(cupy) # use cupy as backendimportplaner, clpyplaner.core(clpy) # use clpy as backend

We tested on windows, planer with cupy is 80-100 times faster then numpy. has a equal performance with torch. (but on linux torch is faster)

Network visualization

We provide a powerful visualization tools for the cnn model. Just call net.show() will work.

Demos

We have released some demos, which can be investigated inside demo/ folder.

Milestone

Yolo-v3 is supported now!

Planer-pro

Planer is our open source version framework, We also have a professional edition (several times faster than torch).

About

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