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OpenVINO™ Notebooks

A collection of ready-to-run Jupyter notebooks that teach developers how to use the OpenVINO Toolkit for optimized deep-learning inference.

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OpenVINO™ Notebooks

This repository collects Jupyter notebooks for learning and experimenting with the OpenVINO Toolkit, introducing its basics and showing how to use its API for optimized deep-learning inference. An interactive GitHub Pages site helps navigate the full set of notebooks, which can be launched individually or all at once after following an installation guide for the user's operating system or environment, including Windows, Ubuntu, macOS, Red Hat, CentOS, Azure ML, Docker, and Amazon SageMaker.

The repository tracks OpenVINO releases, with guidance on upgrading an existing virtual environment or checking out an older branch to match a previous or long-term-support release, and is licensed under Apache 2.0.

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