Updating WASI:NN ONNX classification example #9377
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Signed-off-by: danbugs <danilochiarlone@gmail.com>
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We can probably get rid of this block now?
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This PR updates the
wasi:nnONNX classification example to be up-to-date w/ current practices and tooling. Main changes involve:wasi-nn, andwasi-nnto conform to the latest changes in the interface (e.g., name referencing for tensors).I think updating this example is helpful for people trying to figure out how to use these tools today.
cc: @abrown , @devigned