MNN for embedded neural network inference
Convert trained models for inference in mobile and edge applications.
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Candle for embedding inference in Rust
Build native Rust programs around tensors and model implementations.
ExecuTorch for edge deployment of PyTorch models
Take an exported PyTorch program into a lightweight runtime for edge devices.
ONNX Runtime for portable inference
Execute exported ONNX models with execution providers suited to the target device.
MLX LM for language models on Macs
Generate with, quantize and adapt supported language models using MLX.
MLX for machine learning on Apple silicon
Work with array operations, automatic differentiation and model execution on Apple silicon.
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