MXNet is a deep learning framework and distributed machine learning engine designed for training and deploying neural networks. It functions as a hardware-agnostic backend that allows for the development of deep learning models through a hybrid of symbolic and imperative programming. The system distinguishes itself through automatic distributed parallelism, which scales training workloads across multiple GPUs and machines. It features an extensible hardware backend interface that enables the integration of custom accelerators and proprietary libraries without modifying the core source code.
This project is a curated directory of resources, libraries, and frameworks designed to support the development, training, and deployment of neural network models. It serves as a comprehensive guide for navigating the machine learning ecosystem, providing structured access to software utilities and research materials. The directory distinguishes itself by aggregating tools across the entire machine learning lifecycle, ranging from data management and experiment tracking to production-ready model deployment. It functions as a central hub for discovering both foundational academic research and
Caffe is a high-performance deep learning framework designed for training and deploying deep neural networks. It functions as a machine learning engine and a convolutional neural network library, providing a C++ backend to accelerate computations on both GPUs and CPUs. The system includes a specialized toolset for computer vision, enabling tasks such as object detection, semantic segmentation, and large-scale image retrieval. It supports the deployment of pre-trained models for image and scene recognition, as well as the ability to fine-tune neural network weights for specialized tasks. The
Ceras is yet another tiny deep learning engine, in pure c++ and header only.