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Sylvain Benner a88c69af4a
Refactor xtask to use tracel-xtask and refactor CI workflow (#2063) 
* Migrate to xtask-common crate

* Fix example crate name for simple-regression

* Refactor CI workflows

* Flatten linux workflows

* Install grcov and typos from binaries

Although xtask-common support auto-installation of these tools via cargo
it is a lot faster to install them via the distributed binaries

* [CI] Update Rust caches on failure

* [CI] Add shell bash to jobs steps

* [CI] Try cache all crates

* Fix no-std tests not executing

* [CI] Add CARGO_INCREMENTAL 0

* Exclude tch and cuda from tests and merge crates and examples steps

* Fix some typos found with typos cli

* Add Windows and MacOS jobs

* Only test no-std with default rust target

* Fix syntax in composite action setup-windows

* Enable incremental build

* Upate cargo alias for xtask

* Bump to github action checkout v4

* Revert to tch 0.15 and disable WGPU on windows

* Fix color in output

* Add Test command

* Test long output errorring

* Build and test workspace before additional builds and tests

* Disable wgpu tests on windows

* Remove tests- prefix in CI workflow jobs name

* Add Checks command

* Rename ci workflow jobs

* Execute windows and macos CI tests on rust stable only

* Rename integration test files with a test_ prefix

* Fix format

* Don't auto-correct "arange" with typos

* Fix typos in code

* Merge unit and integration tests steps

* Fix macos tests

* Fix coverage step

* Name publish-crate workflow

* Fix bad cache name for macos

* Reorganize commands and get rid of the ci command

* Fix dispatch to customized commands for Burn

* Update to last version of tracel-xtask

* Remove unnecessary shell bash in ci workflow

* Update cargo.lock

* Fix format

* Bump tracel-xtask

* Simplify dispatch of base commands using updated macro

* Update to last version of tracel-xtask

* Adapt legacy run_checks script with new xtask commands

* Run xtask in debug for faster compilation time

* Ditch build step in ci and enable coverage for stable linux only

* Freeze tracel-xtask to specific commit rev

* Update cargo.lock

* Update Step 6 of CONTRIBUTING guidelines about run-checks script

* Remove unneeded CI and CD paragraphgs in CONRIBUTING.md

* Change cache version

* Fix typos

* Use centralized actions and workflows

* Update to last version of tracel-xtask

* Update CONTRIBUTING file to mention integration tests

* Add custom build for thumbv6m-none-eabi

* Ignore onnx files for typos check

* Fix action and workflow paths in github workflows

* Fix custom builds on MacOS

* Bump tracel-xtask crate to last version

* Update Cargo.lock

* Update publish workflow to use reusable workflow in tracel repo

* Add --ci flag for build and test commands
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onnx-tests Refactor xtask to use tracel-xtask and refactor CI workflow (#2063) 2024-08-28 15:57:13 -04:00
pytorch-tests Refactor xtask to use tracel-xtask and refactor CI workflow (#2063) 2024-08-28 15:57:13 -04:00
src Feature/codegen gather indices greater than rank 1 (#2199) 2024-08-28 07:51:19 -04:00
Cargo.toml Bump burn version to 0.15.0 2024-08-27 15:13:40 -04:00
DEVELOPMENT.md Add subtract tensor from scalar for ONNX sub op (#1964) 2024-07-05 13:52:02 -05:00
LICENSE-APACHE Update licenses symlinks (#1613) 2024-04-12 14:43:58 -04:00
LICENSE-MIT Update licenses symlinks (#1613) 2024-04-12 14:43:58 -04:00
README.md [refactor] Move burn crates to their own crates directory (#1336) 2024-02-20 13:57:55 -05:00
SUPPORTED-ONNX-OPS.md ONNX Tile operation (#2092) 2024-08-07 17:43:59 -04:00

README.md

Importing Models

The Burn project supports the import of models from various frameworks, emphasizing efficiency and compatibility. Currently, it handles two primary model formats:

  1. ONNX: Facilitates direct import, ensuring the model's performance and structure are maintained.

  2. PyTorch: Enables the loading of PyTorch model weights into Burn’s native model architecture, ensuring seamless integration.

Contribution

Interested in contributing to burn-import? Check out our development guide for more information.