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AlexLens

AlexLens is an Image Classification and Transfer Learning program for heterogeneous platforms with the Neural-Net-Classification built from scratch. It was developed during a project at KIT.

The program is designed to run on a specific PC, which has Ubuntu 18.04 as the operating system, 8 GB of RAM, a Core-i5 4600 CPU and its onboard graphics as the GPU. But with exception to the GPU classification of AlexNet it should work on most other hardware (not software) as well - unsupportedly. It also takes advantage of up to four Intel Movidius Neural Compute Sticks (Gen 1 is officially supported, but Gen 2 also works according to our tests).

Installation:

For it to run you need to follow three steps:

  1. Download "resources" here
  2. Unzip it and place it in the AlexLens folder
  3. Install the necessary libraries, if you don't have them running already:

The necessary libraries are:

Library Usecase Download/ Tutorial Comments
Qt5 GUI Download Page You can skip the registration. In the installer, select under "Qt 5.13.0": Desktop gcc 64-bit, Sources, Qt Charts, Qt Data Visualization, Qt Debug Information Files and under "Developer and Designer Tools": Qt 3D Studio 2.4.0
Eigen Matrices and vectors sudo apt-get install libeigen3-dev that's all
Torch Transfer Learning and CPU-Classification of other Neural Networks than AlexNet Download Unzip and move libtorch folder to AlexLens/thirdparty
OpenVINO ASIC-Sticks and the included OpenCV Tutorial Go through steps 1,2,3,5,7 and 9. After Step 9 you should have a folder named "inference_enginge_samples_build" in your /home/"username" directory
OpenCL Low-level access to the GPU sudo apt update sudo apt install ocl-icd-opencl-dev sudo apt-get install beignet Confirmed to work on Intel HD Graphics of 4th, 7th and 8th generation
HDF5 To read the weights file with a good performance sudo apt-get install libhdf5-dev that's all
Libusb For dynamically detecting the amount of USB-devices used sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev that's all

Optionally, we also provide a training dataset as an example here.

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