Extends the lenet example with new TensorRT Python frontend #1623
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I would be happy to port other models to Tripy as well. I think it can make the model definitions significantly shorter/more readable. |
This change extends the lenet example to include Tripy, a new Python programming model for TensorRT. Tripy aims to be much easier to use than the previous TensorRT Python API. You can find more information in the Tripy documentation: https://nvidia.github.io/TensorRT-Incubator/.
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@pranavm-nvidia Welcome to port more models to Tripy, and thanks for your interests in contributing to tensorrtx. |
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This change extends the lenet example to include Tripy, a new Python programming model for TensorRT. Tripy aims to be much easier to use than the previous TensorRT Python API. You can find more information in the Tripy documentation: https://nvidia.github.io/TensorRT-Incubator/.