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How to save and load models using Axon/Nx
Hi all,
I took a look around the Axon and Nx codebases trying to determine how a model can be saved to a file and later imported.
I am referring to this behavior:
My intended use case is to train the model locally, export the model to a file, and then upload it to the production server that can then use it (no training in the cloud).
I understand Axon/Nx are in their early days so just wondering if this can be done yet, if so, how?
(If I had to guess this should be a priority but I’m not sure where it falls on that immediate list.)
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There is GitHub - mortont/axon_onnx: Easily convert models between ONNX and Axon · GitHub but it is early on.
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