Inspect a model

You can inspect a runtime model to view its inputs, outputs, and layers. This helps debug, understand the model structure, or verify model data after import.

Get model inputs

To inspect a model’s inputs, use the inputs property of the runtime model. This returns a list of all input tensors, including their names and shapes.

Example

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Unity.InferenceEngine;

public class GetModelInputs : MonoBehaviour
{
    public ModelAsset modelAsset;

    void Start()
    {
        Model runtimeModel = ModelLoader.Load(modelAsset);

        List<Model.Input> inputs = runtimeModel.inputs;

        // Loop through each input
        foreach (var input in inputs)
        {
            // Log the name of the input, for example Input3
            Debug.Log(input.name);

            // Log the tensor shape of the input, for example (1, 1, 28, 28)
            Debug.Log(input.shape);
        }
    }
}

Input dimensions can be fixed or dynamic. For more information, refer to Model inputs.

Get model outputs

Use the outputs property of the runtime model to get the names of the output layers of the model.

Example

List<Model.Output> outputs = runtimeModel.outputs;

// Loop through each output
foreach (var output in outputs)
{
    // Log the name of the output
    Debug.Log(output.name);
}

Get layers and layer properties

Use the layers property of the runtime model to get the neural network layers in the model. Each layer includes input and output identifiers, and other relevant properties.

Open a model as a graph

To view a runtime model as a graph, refer to the Model Visualizer. This tool provides a graphical representation of the model, so you can inspect its structure, inputs, outputs, and layers.

Additional resources