ARM-software/ComputeLibrary
The Compute Library is a set of computer vision and machine learning functions optimised for both Arm CPUs and GPUs using SIMD technologies.
- Stars
- 3.2k
- Forks
- 822
- Open issues
- 0
- Last push
- 16d ago
About ComputeLibrary
ComputeLibrary is a free, open-source computer vision tool by ARM-software, written mainly in C++. The Compute Library is a set of computer vision and machine learning functions optimised for both Arm CPUs and GPUs using SIMD technologies. It has 3.2k GitHub stars and 822 forks, and was last updated 16d ago. GitHub doesn't detect a standard license, so check the repository before using it commercially. According to the project, it runs on a regular CPU without a GPU and works on macOS.
- License
- Not detected
- Language
- C++
- Stars
- 3,197
- Last update
- 16d ago
- Runs on Mac
- Yes (as stated by the project)
- GPU
- Not needed (runs on CPU)
- Paid API key
- Not stated
- Self-hostable
- Not stated
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ComputeLibrary FAQ
Is ComputeLibrary free?
Yes. ComputeLibrary is open source and free to use. GitHub doesn't detect a standard license, so check the repository before using it commercially.
Does ComputeLibrary run on a Mac?
Yes. According to the project, ComputeLibrary works on macOS.
Does ComputeLibrary need a GPU?
No. According to the project, ComputeLibrary runs on a regular CPU.
Is ComputeLibrary still maintained?
Yes. It was last updated 16d ago and has 0 open issues on GitHub.
What are alternatives to ComputeLibrary?
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