Indeed, having a coreml runtime support would be quite interesting for our iOS
backend
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$(xcode-select -p)/usr/bin/coremlc
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XCode 10.1 works. (Post must be 20 characters)
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@FrozenGene Sorry, my description is ambiguous. You can compile a CoreML
model with the following command:
$(xcode-select -p)/usr/bin/coremlc compile [model.mlmodel] [outputFolder]
or
xcrun coremlcompiler compile [model.mlmodel] [outputFolder]
I tried Xcode 11.4 and 10.3, and I cou
I think leveraging Apple’s Neural Engine is one good motivation (we could add
one example how to leverage this). As we have TFLite's runtime, I think add
CoreML runtime is reasonable.
[quote="kazum, post:1, topic:6309"]
Instead, we compile a CoreML model with the xcode `coremlc` command.
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In this RFC, we would like to propose adding a runtime to load and execute
CoreML models from TVM.
## Motivation
- Currently, using CoreML is a defacto standard approach to run inference on
iOS. This runtime is
useful to obtain a baseline benchmark and compare it with TVM.
- Using CoreML
