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To improve model performance during CPU inference we can convert the models for ONNX and then use if onnxruntime is available during inference time.
Following script
check_onnx_runtime.pycan be used to test the performance of the models.Inference time Results
2400x2400 on Resnet50 model
PyTorch 3.6160961884500464 VS ONNX 2.131322395749976
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