Instructions to use zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- ZeroModels
How to use zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k with ZeroModels:
# pip install -U zeromodels # ZeroModels is pure Keras 3, so pick a backend: "jax", "torch" or "tensorflow". import os os.environ["KERAS_BACKEND"] = "jax" from zeromodels import AutoZModel # AutoZModel reads the repo's model_type and loads the matching class. # For a task head use the matching loader, e.g. AutoZMImageClassify / AutoZMDetect / # AutoZMSemanticSegment / AutoZMTextGenerate (see zeromodels.auto). model = AutoZModel.from_weights("zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k") - Keras
How to use zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k with Keras:
# Available backend options are: "jax", "torch", "tensorflow". import os os.environ["KERAS_BACKEND"] = "jax" import keras model = keras.saving.load_model("hf://zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k") - Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
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Run ResNet with Keras 3: JAX, PyTorch, or TensorFlow
zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k
Paper: Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition (arXiv:1512.03385) · HF Papers
ResNet is the residual CNN backbone that introduced skip connections. Use ResNetImageClassify for ImageNet logits or ResNetModel (optionally as_backbone=True) for feature maps.
For more details on the model, please go to the upstream model card.
Pure-Keras 3 conversion of timm/resnet152.a1_in1k for zeromodels. One implementation runs unmodified on TensorFlow / Torch / JAX.
This is an image-classification / backbone checkpoint (ResNetImageClassify / ResNetModel).
✨ Quick start
import os
os.environ["KERAS_BACKEND"] = "torch" # or "jax" / "tensorflow"
from PIL import Image
from zeromodels.models.resnet import ResNetImageClassify, ResNetModel, ResNetImageProcessor
model = ResNetImageClassify.from_weights("zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k")
processor = ResNetImageProcessor.from_weights("zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k")
image = Image.open("your_image.jpg").convert("RGB")
pixels = processor(image) # resize + normalize (normalization lives in the processor)
logits = model(pixels, training=False)
print(logits.shape) # (1, num_classes)
# Feature extraction: the backbone without the classifier head
backbone = ResNetModel.from_weights("zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k", as_backbone=True)
features = backbone(pixels, training=False)
Load any ResNet variant the same way with from_weights("zeromodels/<variant>"):
| Variant | Hub |
|---|---|
resnet101_a1_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet101_a1_in1k |
resnet101_gluon_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet101_gluon_in1k |
resnet101_tv_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet101_tv_in1k |
resnet152_a1_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet152_a1_in1k |
resnet152_gluon_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet152_gluon_in1k |
resnet152_tv_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet152_tv_in1k |
resnet50_a1_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet50_a1_in1k |
resnet50_gluon_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet50_gluon_in1k |
resnet50_tv_in1k |
zeromodels/resnet50_tv_in1k |
Tips
- Set
KERAS_BACKENDbefore importing Keras / zeromodels. ResNetImageClassifyreturns class logits;ResNetModelreturns features (as_backbone=Truefor multi-scale stages).- See docs and Loading Weights.
- Upstream / timm checkpoints:
ResNetImageClassify.from_weights("hf:timm/resnet152.a1_in1k").
Special Thanks
A huge thank you to the ResNet authors and the timm / Hub communities for creating and releasing these models.
License: see YAML license (usually matches the upstream checkpoint).
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