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I noticed while testing the initial ocrs-cli crate release that the step in the initial run which downloads models was sometimes really slow.
Steps to reproduce:
Remove cached models in ~/.cache/ocrs
Run ocrs <image>
Expected result: Model download is same speed as if using curl or a browser to download the file Actual result: Model download was sometimes much slower
Note this issue is not about optimizations to the infrastructure (eg. using a CDN) or making the actual model files smaller (eg. via reduced precision or quantization). Those are all things that should be done, but out of scope here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Fix slow model downloads by moving models to a different bucket which has S3
Transfer Acceleration enabled. I couldn't enable this for the original bucket
because AWS doesn't support S3TA for buckets with a period in their name.
With the original URL I was able to reproduce sporadic slow downloads when
downloading with ureq, reqwest and curl.
Fixes#22
Fix slow model downloads by moving models to a different bucket which has S3
Transfer Acceleration enabled. I couldn't enable this for the original bucket
because AWS doesn't support S3TA for buckets with a period in their name.
With the original URL I was able to reproduce sporadic slow downloads when
downloading with ureq, reqwest and curl.
Fixesrobertknight/rten#22
I noticed while testing the initial ocrs-cli crate release that the step in the initial run which downloads models was sometimes really slow.
Steps to reproduce:
~/.cache/ocrs
ocrs <image>
Expected result: Model download is same speed as if using curl or a browser to download the file
Actual result: Model download was sometimes much slower
Note this issue is not about optimizations to the infrastructure (eg. using a CDN) or making the actual model files smaller (eg. via reduced precision or quantization). Those are all things that should be done, but out of scope here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: