burn: a little case study on using GstAnalytics from Rust
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Almost all existing code using the GstAnalytics API is in C or Python: inference elements, tensor decoders and all kinds of infrastructure elements.
In this lightning talk I will talk about my experience writing an inference element around the Rust burn deep-learning / machine-learning framework, writing a tensor decoder for YOLOX in Rust, and how it integrates with the remaining GstAnalytics infrastructure.
burn is a Rust framework that is modeled after the PyTorch API and supports many different CPU/GPU/NPU backends.
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