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This asset requires the Clara Deploy SDK. Follow the instructions on the Clara Ansible page to install the Clara Deploy SDK.
The Malaria Microscopy Classification pipeline is one of the reference pipelines provided with Clara Deploy SDK. A pre-trained model for classification of malaria from PNG images representing the microscopy slides is used in the pipeline. This pipeline depends on the Clara Deploy CLI to send PNG images and trigger a job.
Once the pipeline is started, the AI model classifies input images and saves the output as new images with the classification label burnt-in on top of the images. If the class category of a specific image is "parasitized", the operator burns in the letter "T" to the upper left corner of the output image, otherwise the letter "F" is written out. The output images can be downloaded by Clara CLI and viewed by any PNG image viewer such as GIMP.
The Malaria Microscopy Classification pipeline is defined in the Clara Deploy pipeline definition language. This pipeline utilizes built-in reference containers to construct the following operator:
The following is the details of pipeline definition, with comments describing each operator's functions as well as input and output.
api-version: 0.4.0
name: malaria-pipeline
operators:
- name: ai-app-malaria
description: Classifying Malaria Images
container:
image: clara/ai-malaria
tag: latest
requests:
memory: 4096
input:
- path: /input
output:
- path: /output
services:
- name: trtis
container:
image: nvcr.io/nvidia/tritonserver
tag: 20.07-v1-py3
command: ["tritonserver", "--model-repository=$(NVIDIA_CLARA_SERVICE_DATA_PATH)/models"]
connections:
http:
- name: NVIDIA_CLARA_TRTISURI
port: 8000
Please refer to the Quick Start Guide
section on how to run this reference pipeline using local input files.
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