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Step 2: Train a model


Range of Support

The model support range for NetsPresso's GUI is aligned with the scope supported by NetsPresso Trainer. The Trainer is organized into components of AI models, including Backbone, Neck, and Heads. For more detailed information, please refer to the NetsPresso Trainer documentation. (link)

The GUI supports options according to the table below.

TaskModel
Object DetectionYOLOX-S, YOLO-M, YOLO-L
Image ClassificationEfficientFormer
Image ClassificationMixNet-S, MixNet-M, MixNet-L
Image ClassificationMobileNetV3-S, MobileNetV3-L
Image ClassificationMobileViT-S
Image ClassificationResNet18, ResNet34, ResNet50
Image ClassificationViT-tiny
Semantic SegmentationEfficientFormer
Semantic SegmentationResNet50
Semantic SegmentationMobileNetV3-S
Semantic SegmentationPIDNet
Semantic SegmentationSegFormer-B0
Semantic SegmentationMixNet-L, MixNet-M, MixNet-L

Sample Dataset

This section the explanation of training configurations. Once GUI is installed, three types of sample dataset is included. These dataset can be shown when you set your train experiments.

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If you would like to upload your datasets, please upload your datasets under "datasets" directory.

  • Image Classification - Cifar100 (link)
  • Object Detection - Traffic Sign
  • Semantic Segmentation - VOC2012 (link)

Train Configuration

  • Output Model Name
  • Task/Model (Supported Model)
  • Dataset Directory
  • Image Size
  • Batch Size
  • Epochs
  • Optimizer (Supported Optimizer)
  • GPU option : Allows you to check the status of the installed GPU server.

What’s Next