pycasx.tools.NNet.converters.nnet_to_onnx
Convert NNet to onnx.
The file was adapted from <https://github.com/sisl/NNet>. The original file was licensed under MIT License. The original license is included below.
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Module Contents
Functions
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Convert a .nnet file to onnx format. |
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Convert nnet file to onnx. |
- pycasx.tools.NNet.converters.nnet_to_onnx.nnet_to_onnx(nnet_file, onnx_file='', output_var='y_out', input_var='X', normalize_network=False)
Convert a .nnet file to onnx format.
- Parameters:
nnet_file (string) – .nnet file to convert to onnx
onnx_file (string) – name for the created .onnx file
output_var (string) – name of the output variable in onnx
input_var (string) – name of the input variable in
normalize_network (bool) – if true, adapt the network weights and biases so that networks and inputs do not need to be normalized. Default is False.
- Return type:
None
- pycasx.tools.NNet.converters.nnet_to_onnx.main()
Convert nnet file to onnx.
Read user inputs from sys.argv and run nnet2onnx function for different numbers of inputs.
- Raises:
ValueError – if no .nnet file is specified via sys.argv
- Return type:
None