Caffe Description
Caffe is a deep-learning framework that focuses on expression, speed and modularity. It was developed by Berkeley AI Research (BAIR), and community contributors. The project was created by Yangqing Jia during his PhD at UC Berkeley. Caffe is available under the BSD 2-Clause License. Check out our web image classification demo! Expressive architecture encourages innovation and application. Configuration is all that is required to define models and optimize them. You can switch between CPU and GPU by setting one flag to train on a GPU, then deploy to commodity clusters of mobile devices. Extensible code fosters active development. Caffe was forked by more than 1,000 developers in its first year. Many significant changes were also made back. These contributors helped to track the state of the art in code and models. Caffe's speed makes it ideal for industry deployment and research experiments. Caffe can process more than 60M images per hour using a single NVIDIA GPU K40.