Welcome back to the OpenVINO channel​
Intel distribution of OpenVINO is working great.​ Why do you care about the Open source version…​
Well, in this short video ​ We’ll talk about the benefits
of using the OpenVINO open source version.
And how to use the latest version​ In the next video I’ll show you
how to contribute your own code or documentation to the OpenVINO project..​
A new version of the Intel distribution of OpenVINO is released
about 3-4 times a year.​ Each time with improved
performance, more capabilities, more supported models, devices and etc​
It’s a great cadence. But still, it takes us few months to produce the next release.​
In between releases we are constantly working and producing better versions..
But all this work happens on the Open Source version..​
So the bulk of the OpenVINO development and the ongoing progress, is happening,
de facto on GITHUB ​ And occasionally, we synch it all
to the Intel distribution… for the official release..​
So the best way to have all the latest bug fixes and new features
is to use the Open Source version.​ And this is advantage #1..​
Advantage #2 is that you can take the opensource code and compile
it to your specific machine, your specific OS version.​
We are already supporting many Operating systems, ​
But there are many others, and many versions, ​ If you need your customized one,
this is your way to do it..​ Get the latest code and build it on your system..​
And of course, if you’d like to make your special modification, fix your exotic urgent bug.. ​
Or code your customized layer,​ This is the place to do it..​
And this is your opportunity to interact with the OpenVINO engineers and be part of the team..​
I’d like to show you how simple it is to clone and compile openvino..​
In the next video, we’ll talk about contributing your own code,​
Let’s google OpenVINO Open source​ Go to the github page​
Copy the link to the repository​ You can find here all the explanations..​
And instructions on how to build the inference engine code..​
You can find here building instructions for Linux, Raspbian, windows, macOS and so on..​
I’m building for Linux..​ And here are the instructions..​
A new directory​ And clone the repository​
clone the sub-modules​ And run the install-dependencies script​
Build directory​
Cmake​
And make..​
This is going to take a while, grab a coffee, actually go grab a lunch​
And now only one more stage​ We need to update some environment variables
to point to the right locations​
The first one is the InferenceEngine-DIR​
Then, Ngraph_DIR and the Load-Library-path​
You can copy these definitions from the video description..​
You can copy an example from the video description..​
And we are all set​
Even the samples are already built..​ Under bin/ intel64 / Release​
I’ll just run the “hello query device” sample​
And it’s running, ​ And you can see that my system
have CPU, GNA and an integrated GPU available…​
You are all set ​ ​
And this is all..​ You have the latest version of the OpenVINO
open source code ready for use.​ Use it…​
Next video we’ll talk about how to contribute to the OpenVINO community by submitting your fixes,
enhancements and more​ See you there​