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List of Core ML Models for iOS 11

78 points by thywis 9y ago

jacob101 9y ago
Very useful!
- thywis 9y ago
  Thx! Feel free to create a PR if you found models not on the list!
swah 9y ago
How is the Android scene in regards of the nice tech (this, ARkit) presented by Apple?
- proyb2 9y ago
  Lenovo and Asus are the only 2 with Tango without much fanfare. Google licensed one of the AR patented from Flyby Media which Apple has acquired and its patent portfolio, we see why Apple could developed it faster.
- eggie5 9y ago
  the post wasn't about arkit, it was about coreml.
  - Jeremy1026 9y ago
    Note that OP said "(this, ARKit)".
- pjmlp 9y ago
  Google is pretty poor providing Android frameworks at the same level as any *Kit available on iOS. They leave it to the open source community and only due to lots of pressure, did they finally released something like "Android Architecture Components". Tango as other mentioned is not actually there. Stuff like CoreML, MetalKit, Model I/O, GameKit, SceneKit, SpriteKit, Image I/O,... just doesn't exist at the same level as Apple. Well, some of them do exist, but as open source projects without any support from Google.
az45 9y ago
It would be helpful to add license info so that people don't have to look for it for each model separately.
- thywis 9y ago
  Great suggestions! We’re planning on improving the format
miheermunjal 9y ago
This is great! Just starting out to work with iOS with the ML and ARkit changes, so looking forward to working with some of these soon. I'm thinking Apple might officially release a ML "search" at some point. I can imagine a life where they sell a variety of models (price determined by model complexity/size)... not sure if that's better or worse.
- thywis 9y ago
  Same thoughts! It will take some time before Apple eventually reaches there.
- AndrewKemendo 9y ago
  That's what Bixby vision on Android does[1] http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/bixby/vision/ http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/bixby/vision/
rezashirazian 9y ago
for anyone interested I have written an article on how to train, convert and integrate your own model into an iOS app: http://reza.codes/2017-07-29/how-to-train-your-own-dataset-for-coreml/ http://reza.codes/2017-07-29/how-to-train-your-own-dataset-f...
- thywis 9y ago
  Cool! It would be great if you can mention our awesome list in your article, so people know where to post their new-trained models.

78 points by thywis 9y ago

jacob101 9y ago

Very useful!

thywis 9y ago
Thx! Feel free to create a PR if you found models not on the list!

swah 9y ago

How is the Android scene in regards of the nice tech (this, ARkit) presented by Apple?

proyb2 9y ago
Lenovo and Asus are the only 2 with Tango without much fanfare. Google licensed one of the AR patented from Flyby Media which Apple has acquired and its patent portfolio, we see why Apple could developed it faster.
eggie5 9y ago
the post wasn't about arkit, it was about coreml.
- Jeremy1026 9y ago
  Note that OP said "(this, ARKit)".
pjmlp 9y ago
Google is pretty poor providing Android frameworks at the same level as any *Kit available on iOS. They leave it to the open source community and only due to lots of pressure, did they finally released something like "Android Architecture Components". Tango as other mentioned is not actually there. Stuff like CoreML, MetalKit, Model I/O, GameKit, SceneKit, SpriteKit, Image I/O,... just doesn't exist at the same level as Apple. Well, some of them do exist, but as open source projects without any support from Google.

az45 9y ago

It would be helpful to add license info so that people don't have to look for it for each model separately.

thywis 9y ago
Great suggestions! We’re planning on improving the format

miheermunjal 9y ago

This is great! Just starting out to work with iOS with the ML and ARkit changes, so looking forward to working with some of these soon. I'm thinking Apple might officially release a ML "search" at some point. I can imagine a life where they sell a variety of models (price determined by model complexity/size)... not sure if that's better or worse.

thywis 9y ago
Same thoughts! It will take some time before Apple eventually reaches there.
AndrewKemendo 9y ago
That's what Bixby vision on Android does[1] http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/bixby/vision/ http://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/apps/bixby/vision/

rezashirazian 9y ago

for anyone interested I have written an article on how to train, convert and integrate your own model into an iOS app: http://reza.codes/2017-07-29/how-to-train-your-own-dataset-for-coreml/ http://reza.codes/2017-07-29/how-to-train-your-own-dataset-f...

thywis 9y ago
Cool! It would be great if you can mention our awesome list in your article, so people know where to post their new-trained models.