Import Models

NOTE: If you have imported a model before, do not import it again. You can select it from the list of available models.

You can import original and the Open Model Zoo models. To import a model, click Import under the list of available models.

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Importing a model includes the following steps:

  1. Upload a model
  2. Convert the model to Intermediate Representation (IR) — only for non-OpenVINO™ models from the Open Model Zoo
  3. Configure accuracy settings

Supported Frameworks

Framework Original Models Open Model Zoo
OpenVINO™
Caffe*
MXNet*
ONNX*
TensorFlow*
PyTorch*

Use Model from Open Model Zoo

NOTE: Internet connection is required for this option. If you are behind a corporate proxy, set environment variables during the Install from Docker Hub* step.

To use a model from the Open Model Zoo, go to the Open Model Zoo tab. Select a model and click Import:

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NOTE: Precision of models from the Open Model Zoo can be changed in the conversion step.

Once you click Import, the Convert Model to IR section opens. To convert a model from the Open Model Zoo, select precision (FP16 or FP32) in the General Parameters section:

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Once you click Convert, the Configure Accuracy Settings section opens.

Upload Original OpenVINO™ (IR) Model

You can upload original models stored in files on your operating system. The uploading process depends on the framework of your model.

To import an OpenVINO™ model, upload an .xml file and a .bin file, provide the name, and click Import Model. You are instantly directed to the Configure Accuracy Settings section.

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Accuracy Settings

Accuracy settings depend on the model usage. Specify Classification, Object-Detection or Generic usage in the drop-down list. If you choose Object Detection, specify SSD or YOLO model type. The latter requires additional type specification between V2 and Tiny V2:

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You are required to specify several parameters for Classification and Object-Detection models.

NOTE: Do not change optional settings unless you are well aware of the impact they can have.

For details, refer to instructions on Configure Accuracy Settings.

Once you import a model, you are directed back to One-Page Wizard, where you can select the imported model and proceed to select a dataset.