Axon-NPU-Guide
This repository contains guide on how to setup toolkits to use NPU present on Axon for running various CNN models
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- convert_glpn_rknn.py
- inference_rk3588.py
- README.md
- convert_onnx_to_rknn.py
- fastsam_multicore.py
- remove_fastsam_postprocess.py
- fastSAM-s_i8.rknn
- nanodet-plus-m-1.5x_416_i8.rknn
- yolov8n_i8.rknn
- nanodet2rknn.py
- nanodet_multicore.py
- requirements.txt
- yolo_multicore.py
- dynamic_tri_infer.py
- README.md
- mms_tts_eng_decoder_200.rknn
- mms_tts_eng_encoder_200.rknn
- run_mms_tts.py
- dataset.txt
- dog_224x224.jpg
- goldfish_224x224.jpg
- space_shuttle_224.jpg
- export_rknn.py
- labels.txt
- mobilenetv2-12-b4.rknn
- mobilenetv2-12.onnx
- mobilenetv2.py
- README.md
- Float16.h
- rknn_api.h
- rknn_custom_op.h
- rknn_matmul_api.h
- .gitignore
- CMakeLists.txt
- compile.sh
- main.cc
- object_detection.cc
- object_detection.h
- README.md
- sync_frames_queue.cc
- sync_frames_queue.h
- thread_timer.cc
- thread_timer.h
- yolo11s_i8.rknn
- coco.txt
- multi_cam_stream.py
- object_detection_utils.py
- utils.py
- Float16.h
- rknn_api.h
- rknn_custom_op.h
- rknn_matmul_api.h
- pose_estimation.cc
- pose_estimation.h
- sync_frames_queue.cc
- sync_frames_queue.h
- threadTimer.cc
- threadTimer.h
- CMakeLists.txt
- compile.sh
- main.cc
- yolo11n_pose.rknn
- .gitignore
- export_rknn.py
- export_yolo.py
- modify_onnx.py
- prune_postprocess_from_yolo.py
- README.md
- requirements.txt
- yolo_modifier.py
- modified_yolo11n_1280x1280.rknn
- modified_yolo11n_640x640.rknn
- modified_yolov8n_dynamic_320-480-640-1792.rknn
- modified_yolov8n_dynamic_640x640-480x640-1792x1280.rknn
- yolo11n.onnx
- yolo11n.pt
- yolov8n.onnx
- yolov8n.pt
- axon_env_setup.sh
- convert_yolo11n_to_rknn.sh
- convert_yolov8n_to_rknn.sh
- onnx2rknn.py
- removenodes.py
- removenodes11n.py
- rknn_inference.py
- static2dynamic.py
- README-AXON.md
- README.md
- count_people.py
- .gitignore
- max_freq.sh
- min_freq_set.sh
- README.md
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