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So I just got a fun project working with a Raspberry Pi 4. I have it generating a slideshow of fake images using the impressive BigGAN model, and displaying th
by fpgaminer 6y ago
So I just got a fun project working with a Raspberry Pi 4. I have it generating a slideshow of fake images using the impressive BigGAN model, and displaying those on a 7" touch screen.
It's just for kicks; I wanted a little AI daydreaming on my desk :) Also to see if it was even possible, given how large the BigGAN model is. But lo and behold the 4GB Pi is _just_ enough to run it. I'm half tempted to buy this new 8GB version so I can run at higher resolutions ... but I think the precompiled Tensorflow package for RasPi is 32-bit anyway so might not matter.
Here she is: https://i.imgur.com/i22METZ.jpg https://i.imgur.com/i22METZ.jpg
- zucker42 6y agoYou could buy a Jetson Nano developer kit which is $99 and has a GPU (I'm not in anyway associated with Nvidia and have never bought a Nano).