phillipi / loadcaffe

Load Caffe networks in Torch7

loadcaffe

Load Caffe networks in Torch7 http://torch.ch

Install torch first. There is no Caffe dependency, only protobuf has to be installed. In Ubuntu do:

sudo apt-get install libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler

In OS X:

brew install protobuf

Then install the package itself:

luarocks install loadcaffe

Load a network:

require 'loadcaffe'

model = loadcaffe.load('deploy.prototxt', 'bvlc_alexnet.caffemodel', 'ccn2')

Models from Caffe Model Zoo:

Network	ccn2	nn	cudnn
bvlc_alexnet	+	-	+
bvlc_reference_caffenet	+	-	+
bvlc_reference_rcnn_ilsvrc13	+	-	+
finetune_flickr_style	+	-	+
VGG_CNN_S	+	+	+
VGG_CNN_M	+	+	+
VGG_CNN_M_2048	+	+	+
VGG_CNN_M_1024	+	+	+
VGG_CNN_M_128	+	+	+
VGG_CNN_F	+	+	+
VGG ILSVRC-2014 16-layer	+	+	+
VGG ILSVRC-2014 19-layer	+	+	+
Network-in-Network Imagenet	-	+	+
Network-in-Network CIFAR-10	-	+	+
VGG16_SalObjSub	+	+	+
AlexNex_SalObjSub	+	-	+
Binary Hash Codes	+	-	+
Oxford 102 Flowers	+	-	+
Age&Gender	+	+	+
MNIST LeNet	-	+	+

Loading googlenet is supported by https://github.com/soumith/inception.torch

NN support means both CPU and GPU backends.

You can also use Caffe inside Torch with this: https://github.com/szagoruyko/torch-caffe-binding However you can't use both loadcaffe and caffe in one torch session.

An example of using the package is in examples/mnist_lenet.lua. After running script to train lenet model in Caffe you can easily load and test it in Torch7 on CPU and GPU (with 'cuda' as a first arguments)

Rights to caffe.proto belong to the University of California.