As mentioned above, arivis Pro can use ONNX or CZANN files with DL operations, and these files are relatively simple to create, share and use. However, arivis Cloud instance segmentation creates models with additional dependencies which would ordinarily require the installation of additional software libraries and could cause compatibility issues. To avoid such issues, arivis uses Docker containers to store both the model and the dependencies. To facilitate management of these containers we access our models through the arivis Cloud Model Store.
Linking arivis Pro to your arivis Cloud account
Creating access tokens
Configuring arivis Pro using access tokens
To give arivis Pro access to your models, we need to provide it the access token generated previously. We find the arivis Cloud AI Model Store under the Analysis menu.
The first time we access the Model Store we'll be prompted to enter an access token and select a destination folder for the downloaded models.
When we click OK the Model store will automatically populate with all the models linked to your arivis Cloud account.
Note that some models may be incompatible do to versioning issues. If preferred, we can simply hide all incompatible models.
Also, the list of available models is dynamically updated after each restart of the application, so a new model is added there is no need for a new access token.