Hi everyone 👋
I'd like to use coremltools to see how well a model performs on a remote device as part of a CI/CD pipeline. According to the Core ML Tools "Debugging and Performance Utilities" guide, remote devices must be in a "connected" state in order for coremltools to install the ModelRunner application.
The devices in our system have a "paired" state, and I'm unable to set the them as "connected." The only way I know how to connect a device is to physically plug it in to a computer and open Xcode. I don't have physical access to the devices in the CI/CD system, and the host computer that interacts with them doesn't have Xcode installed.
Here are some questions I've been looking into and would love some help answering:
- Has anyone managed to use the
coremltoolsperformance utilities in a similar system? - Can you put a device in a "connected" state if you don't have physical access to the device and if you only have access to Xcode command line tools and not the Xcode app?
- Is it at all possible to install the
coremltoolsModelRunnerapplication on a "paired" device, for example, by manually building the app and installing it withdevicectl? Would other utilities, such as theMLModelBenchmarkerwork as expected if the app is installed this way?
Thank you!