AI Benchmark
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Is your smartphone capable of running the latest Deep Neural Networks to perform these AI-based tasks? Does it have a dedicated AI Chip? Is it fast enough? Run AI Benchmark to professionally evaluate its AI Performance!
Current phone ranking: http://ai-benchmark.com/ranking
AI Benchmark measures the speed accuracy and memory requirements for several key AI and Computer Vision algorithms. Among the tested solutions are Image Classification and Face Recognition methods Neural Networks used for Image Super-Resolution and Photo Enhancement AI models predicting text and performing Bokeh Effect Rendering as well as algorithms used in autonomous driving systems. The visualization of the algorithms’ outputs allows to assess their results graphically and to get to know the current state-of-the-art in various AI fields.
In total AI Benchmark consists of 46 tests and 14 sections provided below:
Section 1. Classification MobileNet-V2
Section 2. Classification Inception-V3
Section 3. Face Recognition MobileNet-V3
Section 4. Parallel Model Execution 8 x MobileNet-V2
Section 5. Optical Character Recognition CRNN
Section 6. Photo Deblurring PyNET
Section 7. Image Super-Resolution VGG19
Section 8. Image Super-Resolution SRGAN
Section 9. Bokeh Effect Rendering U-Net
Section 10. Semantic Segmentation DeepLabV3+
Section 11. Parallel Segmentation 2 x DeepLabV3+
Section 12. Image Enhancement DPED ResNet
Section 13. Text Completion LSTM
Section 14. Memory Limits SRCNN
Besides that one can load and test their own TensorFlow Lite deep learning model in the PRO Mode.
A detailed description of the tests can be found here: http://ai-benchmark.com/tests.html
Note: Hardware acceleration is supported on all mobile SoCs with dedicated NPUs and AI accelerators including Qualcomm Snapdragon HiSilicon Kirin Samsung Exynos and MediaTek Helio / Dimensity chipsets. Starting from AI Benchmark v4 one can also enable GPU-based AI acceleration on older devices in the settings ("Accelerate" -> "Enable GPU Acceleration" OpenGL ES-3.0+ is required).
Is your smartphone capable of running the latest Deep Neural Networks to perform these AI-based tasks? Does it have a dedicated AI Chip? Is it fast enough? Run AI Benchmark to professionally evaluate its AI Performance!
Current phone ranking: http://ai-benchmark.com/ranking
AI Benchmark measures the speed accuracy and memory requirements for several key AI and Computer Vision algorithms. Among the tested solutions are Image Classification and Face Recognition methods Neural Networks used for Image Super-Resolution and Photo Enhancement AI models predicting text and performing Bokeh Effect Rendering as well as algorithms used in autonomous driving systems. The visualization of the algorithms’ outputs allows to assess their results graphically and to get to know the current state-of-the-art in various AI fields.
In total AI Benchmark consists of 46 tests and 14 sections provided below:
Section 1. Classification MobileNet-V2
Section 2. Classification Inception-V3
Section 3. Face Recognition MobileNet-V3
Section 4. Parallel Model Execution 8 x MobileNet-V2
Section 5. Optical Character Recognition CRNN
Section 6. Photo Deblurring PyNET
Section 7. Image Super-Resolution VGG19
Section 8. Image Super-Resolution SRGAN
Section 9. Bokeh Effect Rendering U-Net
Section 10. Semantic Segmentation DeepLabV3+
Section 11. Parallel Segmentation 2 x DeepLabV3+
Section 12. Image Enhancement DPED ResNet
Section 13. Text Completion LSTM
Section 14. Memory Limits SRCNN
Besides that one can load and test their own TensorFlow Lite deep learning model in the PRO Mode.
A detailed description of the tests can be found here: http://ai-benchmark.com/tests.html
Note: Hardware acceleration is supported on all mobile SoCs with dedicated NPUs and AI accelerators including Qualcomm Snapdragon HiSilicon Kirin Samsung Exynos and MediaTek Helio / Dimensity chipsets. Starting from AI Benchmark v4 one can also enable GPU-based AI acceleration on older devices in the settings ("Accelerate" -> "Enable GPU Acceleration" OpenGL ES-3.0+ is required).
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