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I totally agree! It's a lot of work. Two questions:
1. Can models created using GPU be converted to ONNX?
2. To get the model prediction in ONNX in the MQL5 Expert Advisor, we don't need Python, do we? The calculations will be performed by the onnxruntime environment?
In theory, this is probably so. But it may turn out in practice that only models trained in Python are suitable, and only in some unique environment of packages, utilities and compilers (taking into account their version numbers). At least that's how I understood Renate's hint.
I totally agree! It's a lot of work. Two questions:
1. Can models created using GPU be converted to ONNX?
2. To get the model prediction in ONNX in the MQL5 Expert Advisor, we don't need Python, do we? The calculations will be performed by the onnxruntime environment?
1. Yes, it depends on the source engine, which can convert to ONNX within the existing opset
2. You don't need Python to execute the model, all you need is one EX5 file and a terminal. Even ONNX Runtime libraries won't be needed any time soon
2. You don't need Python to execute the model, all you need is one EX5 file and a terminal. Even ONNX Runtime libraries will soon be unnecessary
And then will this thing work on semiconductor?
1. Yes, it depends on the source engine that can convert to ONNX within the existing opset
2. You don't need Python to execute the model, all you need is one EX5 file and a terminal. Even ONNX Runtime libraries won't be needed any time soon
1. and we have opset=14 ? I use PyTorch(1.12.1) and TF(2.10).
2.Extremely important and this will be the biggest advantage of this integration. Great
The most interesting thing is whether ONNX models made in R will run.
A list of supported ONNX versions and opsets would be useful.
The most interesting thing is whether ONNX models made in R will run.
We can even aggravate the question. Will ONNX modelsmade in R run in linux?
The most interesting thing is whether ONNX models made in R will run.
A list of supported ONNX versions and opsets would not be unreasonable.
Seconded question
What R packages do you use to create models?
I'm posting the project in the archive just in case.
What R packages do you use to create models?