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ultralytics
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pillow
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```
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### Option 2: Use Hugging Face Spaces Instead
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Deploy your model as a Gradio or Streamlit app on Hugging Face Spaces, which gives you more flexibility:
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1. Create a new Space
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2. Upload your model files
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3. Create an `app.py` with a simple interface
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4. Use the Spaces API for programmatic access
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### Option 3: Self-host with Custom Container
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Since YOLO models aren't natively supported, you could create a custom Docker container and deploy it elsewhere (AWS SageMaker, GCP, Azure ML, or your own server).
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### Option 4: Use Ultralytics HUB
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Ultralytics (the creators of YOLO) have their own hosting platform called Ultralytics HUB that's specifically designed for YOLO models.
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## Recommended Next Steps
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1. **Try Option 1 first**: Add the `handler.py` and `requirements.txt` to your model repository
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2. Make sure your repository structure looks like:
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```
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your-model-repo/
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├── FFDNet-L.pt
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├── handler.py
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└── requirements.txt
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