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As of right now I can't find a way to process tensors efficiently as numpy can. I'm deploying a deeplab model onto an Android app, and the output tensor has the shape of [1x21x400x400]. With numpy i would just do np.argmax(out, axis=1), but on Android, I have to loop through the entire thing which is painfully slow.
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As of right now I can't find a way to process tensors efficiently as numpy can. I'm deploying a deeplab model onto an Android app, and the output tensor has the shape of [1x21x400x400]. With numpy i would just do np.argmax(out, axis=1), but on Android, I have to loop through the entire thing which is painfully slow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: