What's changed
Version 2.1.0 brings much-requested support for Python 3.11, finally allowing users to use packages and models that require Python >=3.8. Note: Brain-Score is officially deprecating Python <3.8 - this means that as of Version 2.1.0, Brain-Score will no longer work with Python <3.8.
Specifically:
- Added support for Python >=3.8, up to and including 3.11, across vision and core. This allows users to score models that previously needed >3.7, as well as use any packages that needed >3.7 as well.
- Retired support for Keras and Tensorflow models - going forward, Brain-Score will only support Pytorch models.
Looking Ahead
The Brain-Score Team is currently working on the following:
- Overhauled scoring system: users will soon be able to score models via AWS EC2 instances instead of our local MIT cluster, resulting in a significantly faster and more reliable scoring experience.
- Refreshed and updated material for model tutorials, including bug fixes and better documentation for new users, as well as a clearer example of how to score a custom model.
- Adding 75 models to the vision/models folder, to allow users to instantly download and score any of the top 100 models.
- The much-requested feature of allowing users to instantly download the leaderboard data in the form of a CSV file from the website.
Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.1.0