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Question: So does this mean, Tensorflow Lite will have worse performance on iOS than a natively implemented CoreML model of the same design would?
by pj_mukh 9y ago
Question: So does this mean, Tensorflow Lite will have worse performance on iOS than a natively implemented CoreML model of the same design would?
- RubenSandwich 9y agoNot necessarily. They are just data formats that encode the different weights and layers of the neurel net. (That is an oversimplification, but enough to give you a basic grasp of what is happening under the covers.) Apple is obviously investing a lot into CoreML, so expect some speed ups just due to effort but I would not expect factors of magnituite difference in performance. (This might be wrong as Tensorflow Lite is still quite immature, but as it matures I believe it will be comparable in performance.)