AI Toolkit for Vitis AI
The latest AI toolkit for Vitis™ AI version 1.1 was used to compile the deep learning models for running accelerated inference, making this solution very cost-effective.
Enabling optimized performance-per-watt and low TCO for Healthcare IoT devices
AMD machine learning (ML) inference enables the early detection of critical ailments by identifying anomalies in X-rays, Ultrasound, digital pathology, dermatology, ophthalmology, and more. Other applications include surgical tool guidance, drug discovery, and genome analysis. AMD and its partner ecosystem can deliver significant advancements across a wide array of healthcare applications and design methodologies.
Healthcare IoT is rapidly accelerating the opportunity for cloud-connected clinical, diagnostic, and radiological equipment. Hospital administrators, IT, service providers, and medical equipment makers realize the benefits and understand the need for integrated edge-to-cloud solutions that will accelerate their time-to-market.
AMD, Spline.ai, and AWS IoT services have a fully-functional Healthcare AI reference design kit, and an example X-Ray detection model with incredibly high accuracy and low output latency, running on the Zynq™ UltraScale+™ MPSoC integrated on the ZCU104 platform as an Edge device. They are developed using PYNQ™, an open-source Python programming platform for the AMD Zynq architecture, and the AWS Lambda function that makes this integration easily adaptable for other clinical platforms.
The AMD deep learning processing unit integrated into the MPSoC accelerates the convolutional neural network (CNN) within the AWS IoT Greengrass. High performance at the edge combined with cloud scalability enables this solution to be available anywhere as a clinical or as a point-of-care (POC) solution. The solution can also be easily integrated with any existing healthcare applications at a large scale as a federated learning platform.
Vitis AI is the development platform for AI inference on AMD hardware platforms. It consists of optimized IP, tools, libraries, models, and example designs. It is designed with high efficiency and ease-of-use in mind—to help unleash the full potential of AI acceleration on AMD FPGAs and adaptive SoCs.
AMD has developed a complete end-to-end flow, allowing software developers, hardware developers, and data scientists to leverage the existing machine learning ecosystem. In this paradigm, we have designed tools to enable customers to directly parse the model graph and trained weights saved from popular ML frameworks.
Python powered edge analytics and ML is enabled by the "PYNQ" platform. PYNQ is a software-hardware framework for AMD Zynq adaptive SoCs. It leverages the programmable hardware to pre-process sensors and other data types to make software analysis highly efficient in an embedded processor. The PYNQ platform supports all major Python libraries like Numpy, Scikit-Learn, Pandas, and others.
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Solution Provider |
Description |
Supported Devices |
Spline.ai |
Zynq UltraScale+ ZCU104 |
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) |
Zynq UltraScale+ ZCU104 |
Solution Provider |
Description |
Supported Devices |
AMD - Vitis |
All AMD Platforms |
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AMD - Vitis AI |
Adaptable and Real-Time AI Inference Acceleration |
All AMD Platforms |
AMD - PYNQ |
Zynq UltraScale+ Zynq 7000 |
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AWS IoT |
Zynq UltraScale+ Zynq 7000 |
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AMD for Healthcare |
Smart Solutions for Healthcare: Imaging, Diagnostics, and Clinical Equipment |
All AMD Platforms |
Dataset: EDD2020
Model: AMD custom Feature Pyramid Network with ResNet18 feature extractor and multiple prediction heads
Image: Results image from our algorithm
Model: Download
Accuracy: Dice = 80.45%, F2-score=79.15%
Performance: ZCU102 79ms latency, 40fps
Dataset: HAM10000
Model: View on Github
During this two-part webinar series, we will address the importance of in situ, in silico, inference for Healthcare.
The use of AI, including ML and deep learning techniques, is poised to become a transformational force in medical imaging.
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