Model Creation Python* Sample¶
This sample demonstrates how to run inference using a model built on the fly that uses weights from the LeNet classification model, which is known to work well on digit classification tasks. You do not need an XML file, the model is created from the source code on the fly.
The following OpenVINO Python API is used in the application:
Feature |
API |
Description |
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Model Operations |
openvino.runtime.Model , openvino.runtime.set_batch , openvino.runtime.Model.input |
Managing of model |
Opset operations |
openvino.runtime.op.Parameter , openvino.runtime.op.Constant , openvino.runtime.opset8.convolution , openvino.runtime.opset8.add , openvino.runtime.opset1.max_pool , openvino.runtime.opset8.reshape , openvino.runtime.opset8.matmul , openvino.runtime.opset8.relu , openvino.runtime.opset8.softmax |
Description of a model topology using OpenVINO Python API |
Basic OpenVINO™ Runtime API is covered by Hello Classification Python* Sample.
Options |
Values |
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Validated Models |
LeNet |
Model Format |
Model weights file (*.bin) |
Supported devices |
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Other language realization |
How It Works¶
At startup, the sample application does the following:
Reads command line parameters
Build a Model and passed weights file
Loads the model and input data to the OpenVINO™ Runtime plugin
Performs synchronous inference and processes output data, logging each step in a standard output stream
You can see the explicit description of each sample step at Integration Steps section of “Integrate OpenVINO™ Runtime with Your Application” guide.
Running¶
To run the sample, you need to specify model weights and device.
python model_creation_sample.py <path_to_model> <device_name>
Note
This sample supports models with FP32 weights only.
The
lenet.bin
weights file was generated by the Model Optimizer tool from the public LeNet model with the--input_shape [64,1,28,28]
parameter specified.The original model is available in the Caffe* repository on GitHub*.
For example:
python model_creation_sample.py lenet.bin GPU
Sample Output¶
The sample application logs each step in a standard output stream and outputs 10 inference results.
[ INFO ] Creating OpenVINO Runtime Core
[ INFO ] Loading the model using ngraph function with weights from lenet.bin
[ INFO ] Loading the model to the plugin
[ INFO ] Starting inference in synchronous mode
[ INFO ] Top 1 results:
[ INFO ] Image 0
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 0 1.0000000 0
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 1
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 1 1.0000000 1
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 2
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 2 1.0000000 2
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 3
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 3 1.0000000 3
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 4
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 4 1.0000000 4
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 5
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 5 1.0000000 5
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 6
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 6 1.0000000 6
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 7
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 7 1.0000000 7
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 8
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 8 1.0000000 8
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] Image 9
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] classid probability label
[ INFO ] -------------------------
[ INFO ] 9 1.0000000 9
[ INFO ]
[ INFO ] This sample is an API example, for any performance measurements please use the dedicated benchmark_app tool