Model Card — NeuroLattice™ ResNet-18
NeuroLattice™ ResNet-18 is a production-optimized image classification model delivering substantial inference efficiency gains while maintaining high accuracy on CIFAR-10.
The model is designed for enterprise deployment, prioritizing low latency, high throughput, and minimal GPU memory usage under real-world inference workloads.
The results demonstrate clear operational advantages over standard ResNet-18 baselines, validated under identical hardware and evaluation conditions.
Performance Overview
- Dataset: CIFAR-10
- Input Resolution: 32 × 32
- Batch Size: 4096
- Samples Evaluated: 10,000
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 (Laptop, 6 GB)
How to Get Started with the Model
Installation
pip install -r requirements.txt
Prerequisites
- Python: 3.8 or higher (tested with Python 3.12.7)
- CUDA: Optional, for GPU acceleration (CUDA 11.8+ recommended)
RUN
$env:KMP_DUPLICATE_LIB_OK="TRUE"; python hf_inference_resnet_standalone.py --checkpoint model.pt --batch-size 4096 --evaluate --plot
Model Overview
- Model Name: NeuroLattice™ ResNet-18
- Task: Image Classification
- Dataset: CIFAR-10
- Accuracy: 91.24%
- Inference Precision: FP16
- License: MIT
This model belongs to the ResNet-18 family and is engineered for deterministic, high-efficiency inference.
Design emphasis is placed on scalability, resource efficiency, and predictable runtime performance.
Business Impact
NeuroLattice™ ResNet-18 enables organizations to:
- Reduce infrastructure and GPU memory costs
- Increase inference density per device
- Achieve lower latency without sacrificing accuracy
- Deploy deep learning models in constrained environments
The model is production-ready and designed for seamless integration into existing inference systems.
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Evaluation results
- Top-1 Accuracy (%) on CIFAR-10self-reported91.240
- model-parameters-reduction (%) on CIFAR-10self-reported78.800
- Speedup vs fp32 Baseline (x) on CIFAR-10self-reported76.200
- Memory Reduction vs fp32 Baseline (%) on CIFAR-10self-reported83.400
- inference-latency (ms/sample) on CIFAR-10self-reported0.025
- model-parameter on CIFAR-10self-reported2373455.000



