eIQ™ MACHINE LEARNING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
The NXP® eIQ (“edge intelligence”) ML software environment provides the key ingredients to do inference with neural network (NN) models on embedded systems and deploy ML algorithms on NXP microprocessors and microcontrollers for edge nodes. It includes inference engines, NN compilers, libraries and hardware abstraction layers that support TensorFlow Lite, Glow, Arm® NN and Arm CMSIS-NN.
With NXP's i.MX applications processors and i.MX RT crossover MCUs based on Arm Cortex®-A and M cores, respectively, embedded designs can now support deep learning applications that require high-performance data analytics and fast inferencing.
eIQ machine learning software includes a variety of application examples that demonstrate how to integrate neural networks into voice, vision and sensor applications. The developer can choose whether to deploy their ML applications on Arm Cortex A, Cortex M and GPUs, or for high-end acceleration on the neural processing unit of the i.MX 8M Plus.
i.MX 8M 、 i.MX RT1064 、 i.MX RT1170 、 i.MX RT600 、 i.MX RT1050 、 i.MX RT1060 、 i.MX RT1160 、 i.MX 8M Plus 、 i.MX 8M Nano 、 i.MX 8M Nano UL 、 i.MX 8M Mini |
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[ AI ][ ML ][ Smart wearables ][ Intelligent factories ][ smart buildings ][ Healthcare ][ diagnostics ][ Logistics ][ Public safety ] |
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2021/6/4 |
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