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What models or features are you interested in seeing in JetNet? Let us know!
JetNet is a collection of models, datasets, and tools that make it easy to explore neural networks on NVIDIA Jetson (and desktop too!). It can easily be used and extended with Python.
It easy to use
JetNet comes with tools that allow you to easily build , profile and demo models. This helps you easily try out models to see what is right for your application.
For example, here is how you would run a live web demo for different tasks
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to view the detections:
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It's implementation agnostic
JetNet has well defined interfaces for tasks like classification, detection, pose estimation, and text detection. This means models have a familiar interface, regardless of which framework they are implemented in. As a user, this lets you easily use a variety of models without re-learning a new interface for each one.
It's highly reproducible and configurable
JetNet models are defined as pydantic
types, which means they they can be easily validated, modified, and exported to JSON. The models include an init
function which is used to perform all steps necessary to prepare the model for execution, like downloading weights, downloading calibration data and optimizing with TensorRT.
For example, the following models, which include TensorRT optimization can be re-created with a single line
It's easy to set up
JetNet comes with pre-built docker containers for Jetson and Desktop. In case these don't work for you, manual setup instructions are provided. Check out the Setup page for details.
Get Started!
Head on over the Setup to configure your system to run JetNet.
Please note, if a task isn't supported that you would like to see in JetNet, let us know on GitHub. You can open an issue, discussion or even a pull-request to get things started. We welcome all feedback!