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If, and only if, it can be compiled to CoreML. (I wrote and maintain Keras-RCNN. It does not compile to CoreML. Yet.)
by Q6T46nT668w6i3m 8y ago
If, and only if, it can be compiled to CoreML.
(I wrote and maintain Keras-RCNN. It does not compile to CoreML. Yet.)
- minimaxir 8y agoOut of curiosity, why does compiling to CoreML fail?
- asparagui 8y agoNot every op supported in generic Tensorflow (software) can be converted to CoreML ops (hardware), which means a number of the more complicated models can't be automagically converted. If you have specific domain knowledge you can add substitute ops/roll your own, but this is beyond the scope of most people trying to bring models over to mobile.
- natch 8y agoMany models exist in many formats that can be converted to CoreML. So that shouldn’t be a problem. Also there is always the option of training a new model from scratch or with transfer learning.