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I have built my model. Now I want to draw the network architecture diagram for my research paper. Example is shown below:

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I recently found this online tool that produces publication-ready NN-architecture schematics. It is called NN-SVG and made by Alex Lenail.

You can easily export these to use in, say, LaTeX for example.

Here are a few examples:

AlexNet style AlexNet style


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and the good old Fully Connected style enter image description here

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    This tool seems great -- however, I noticed that it assumes the inputs are always square. I'm in an application with a rectangular input, so this doesn't quite work. – eraoul Oct 27 '18 at 00:22
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    The tool now accommodates rectangular inputs, give it a try – David Cian Jun 20 '20 at 14:52
  • This is great for standard CNN backbones, but in more complex architectures like encoder-decoder, attention, etc. it'd be nice to have the flexibility to re-arrange the rectangular components in any arbitrary layout – Addison Klinke Apr 01 '21 at 19:29
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I wrote some latex code to draw Deep networks for one of my reports. You can find it here: https://github.com/HarisIqbal88/PlotNeuralNet

With this, you can draw networks like these: enter image description here

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Franck Dernoncourt
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Netron viewer is the best tool to draw your model architecture

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I suppose you have a pretrained model stored in .h5 file.

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Model Architecture

I drew this with draw.io, you can also choose other structures of the drawing e.g circles.

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We can use Powerpoint to get the job done.

Draw the diagram (3D rectangles and perspectives come handy) -> select the interested area on the slide -> right-click -> Save as picture -> change filetype to PDF -> :)

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