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Model editing support #275
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Is it possible to edit names of input and output layers of onnx model? |
There's one more scenario happened frequently is, do some manual constant folding optimization. Say, it's known that a sub-graph can be constant-folded, and user would like to directly remove the sub-graph and replace it with an initializer. |
@linkerzhang could this be implemented as an ONNX Optimizer? |
@lutzroeder Editing would be great. I really would like to use it for training with yolo and darknet. In fact I found your tool googleing exactly for a way to edit the files with a gui |
does netron support editing now? |
Editing feature in Netron itself would be very cool!! I love the Netron UI for ONNX model inspection and all information is presented in one integrated fashion! |
Even just basic editing support would be amazing:
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Since models can be edited through the onnx python API e.g here, it would be a possible way of resolving this to introduce a way to run python script, and then the community could add their own scripts into the editor. |
This could be helpful for anyone looking for something similar: https://github.com/ZhangGe6/onnx-modifier |
Interested in this feature too and like to contribute.
The current protoc.js and protobuf.js only have decoder/reader. |
Yes, extend the existing libraries instead of adding dependencies. |
I have an initial implementation for protobuf encoding (#995) |
Bump! Any news? |
bump |
This work is still active and could be help |
Is there any plan to have Netron support model editing please? This will be a very useful feature
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