
ryzen-ai-documentation
Onboarding documentation source for the AMD Ryzen™ AI Software Platform. The AMD Ryzen™ AI Software Platform enables developers to take pretrained machine learning models in popular frameworks and run them on laptops powered by AMD Ryzen™ AI technology.
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Ryzen AI is licensed under MIT License. Refer to the LICENSE File for the full license text and copyright notice.
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