zBenchmark vs CoreMLCompare

zBenchmark tests the performance of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch's processor and memory system. It provides seven types of benchmark and graphs the results of them: • 64-bit memory bandwidth using transfers to/from main registers. • 128-bit memory bandwidth using transfers to/from vector registers. • Integer math operations. • Single-precision floating point math operations. • Double-precision floating point math operations. • Prime number generation. • Raytracing. The app also provides technical details about your device.

CoreMLCompare allows CoreML models to be easily compared and tested in real-time using the Vision Framework. The purpose is to seamlessly compare different models when detecting objects or quickly test your trained model, without the need to build your own test app. Features: - Import a new model either by using the pasteboard or after downloading the .mlmodel file on the device (browser download) - Change the model default name and configure a different color for it - Each model can be configured with a different minimum confidence level between 40% and 90% - Stopping specific models from detecting objects - using 4 models in parallel is quite processing-intensive - Can detect hot dogs (or bananas)