Furiosa™ SDK is a software development kit (SDK) for running deep-neural network inference using FuriosaAI NPU chips. It is a collection of libraries and command line tools including compiler and profiler. It also provides Python bindings that allow users to develop their application easily with abundant Python ecosystem, such as NumPy, Jupyter notebooks and scientific Python packages.
You can install Furiosa SDK with pip.
pip install furiosa-sdk
You can install also furiosa-sdk with extra packages (e.g., litmus, quantizer):
pip install 'furiosa-sdk[litmus,quantizer]'
The following are the extra packages:
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