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above 1. This single-image check establishes limited conversion parity, not retrieval
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accuracy across datasets. The supplied package retains its original conversion metadata.
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## Measured speed
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On an M4 Pro running macOS 26.3, native optimized Swift serial inference achieved
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26.6 images/second across 400 images, with median latency 37.39 ms and p95 39.68 ms.
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This was measured on an earlier build that returned only `embedding`; reading
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not include. The benchmark used Core ML compute units `.all`, five warmups, and three
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## Attribution and license
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Base model and DINOv3 research by Meta:
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## Attribution and license
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Base model and DINOv3 research by Meta:
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