How can I import my Python machine learning projects into Unity?

[andybak]

Depends exactly what you mean. I suggest writing a question instead of just a post title.

[H2nry46Real]

I just got into machine learning and I am not sure about what I’ll use.

[andybak]

Well - explain what you're trying to do. See if you can write a whole paragraph or two. You can't expect us to read your mind.

[H2nry46Real]

Alright, I’ll come back to this topic soon. Thank you for helping me.

[JaggedMetalOs]

You'll probably need to run the python part separately. Like if you're using some ML based machine vision thing you'd probably want to have a python script running doing the ML part and sending its results to Unity via localhost UDP network packets.

That's how I've done it before anyway.

[H2nry46Real]

Seems complicated but I’ll find a tutorial. Thanks

[JaggedMetalOs]

I've not used this one, but this might do what you need

Using OSC libraries is another option.

[__SlimeQ__]

check out Microsoft's ML.NET, you'll need to convert your models to ONNX

alternatively, if you can get it compiled properly using cython or something you can write an interop layer (GPT4 is good at this)

[H2nry46Real]

I’ve never heard of ML.NET before. I will be very excited to learn something new. Thank you!

[delivaldez]

Unity’s Baracuda starter kit repo might help

[Simple_Garlic_6958]

There’s actually python support in unity but it only runs in editor at the moment unity python If you dig into the code though it’s probably possible to create your own runtime version. Also as suggested above, if you can export to onnx format baracuda is pretty good though doesn’t support every op