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ONNX Converter and Optimization Tools
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Introduction
The onnxconverter-common package provides common functions and utilities for use in converters from various AI frameworks to ONNX. It also enables the different converters to work together to convert a model from mixed frameworks, like a scikit-learn pipeline embedding a xgboost model.
License
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