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Pyarmnn and Arm NN for 64 bit raspberry pi os

I could sucessfully install armnn and pyarmnn for 32 bit raspberry pi os and could run a tflite model. Is there a pyarmnn and armnn version that could be installed on 64 bit raspberry pi os. Please provide the link

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Pavel Rudko over 3 years ago +1

Hi! Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit is still in beta, but you can try to use this guide to cross-compile ArmNN for it: https://developer.arm.com/solutions/machine-learning-on-arm/developer-material/how-to-guides...
Mina Dimova over 3 years ago +1

Hi, To add to what Pavel said - currently we are only releasing binaries for ArmNN, but no PyArmNN. We are planning to start releasing those in future as well. The guide for building for 32-bit is...

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0 Wintermute over 3 years ago in reply to Mina Dimova

Hi Mina,

a follow-up question about binaries. I see that pyarmnn, armnn and backends binaries are available now for install with apt-get on debian bullseye and ubuntu 20.04. Unfortunately, latest Rasperry Pi OS is still Buster, so installation procedure is either a)hacky, such as adding bullseye to sources.list b)drudging, cross-compiling from source.

I'm currently developing AI applications for Raspberry Pi CM based reTerminal. e.g.

https://twitter.com/HardwareAi/status/1397859833357889537

https://twitter.com/HardwareAi/status/1394929843674882048

and would like to know if you plan to release binaries for Buster as well - that would simplify installation procedure for Raspberry Pi users greatly. Do you need any help with that?
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0 Wintermute over 3 years ago in reply to Mina Dimova

Hi Mina,

a follow-up question about binaries. I see that pyarmnn, armnn and backends binaries are available now for install with apt-get on debian bullseye and ubuntu 20.04. Unfortunately, latest Rasperry Pi OS is still Buster, so installation procedure is either a)hacky, such as adding bullseye to sources.list b)drudging, cross-compiling from source.

I'm currently developing AI applications for Raspberry Pi CM based reTerminal. e.g.

https://twitter.com/HardwareAi/status/1397859833357889537

https://twitter.com/HardwareAi/status/1394929843674882048

and would like to know if you plan to release binaries for Buster as well - that would simplify installation procedure for Raspberry Pi users greatly. Do you need any help with that?
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