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license: apache-2.0
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library_name: litert
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pipeline_tag: depth-estimation
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tags:
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- litert
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- tflite
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- depth-estimation
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- monocular-depth
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- on-device
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- gpu
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- depth-anything
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base_model: depth-anything/DA3-SMALL
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---
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# Depth Anything 3 (Small) — LiteRT GPU, monocular depth
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On-device **LiteRT / TFLite** conversion of [**Depth Anything 3 — Small**](https://huggingface.co/depth-anything/DA3-SMALL)
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(ByteDance-Seed, Apache-2.0) for **monocular depth**, running fully on the mobile **GPU** via the LiteRT
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`CompiledModel` API (ML Drift delegate). No CPU fallback ops — the whole graph is GPU-compatible.
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| Task | Monocular depth (single RGB → depth) |
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| Backbone | DINOv2 ViT-S + RoPE, DPT/DualDPT depth head |
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| Input | `[1, 3, 896, 504]` NCHW float32, ImageNet-normalized, **native portrait aspect** |
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| Output | `[1, 1, 896, 504]` depth |
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| Precision / size | FP16, **55 MB** |
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| Device | Pixel 8a, LiteRT GPU (`Accelerator.GPU`), **~0.9 s / image** (FP16, CompiledModel.Run) |
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| Fidelity | **corr 0.99948** vs official PyTorch; on-device **GPU-vs-CPU cos 0.99993** (re-verified, see below) |
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## Why a fixed 896×504 (native aspect, not square)
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DA3 processes images at their **native aspect ratio** (`upper_bound_resize`, longer side → 896, multiple of 14).
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Forcing a square `896×896` and letterbox-padding drops the match to corr **0.977** (the black padding leaks into
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the content through global attention). Converting at the native rectangle restores **corr 0.9994** and is also
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faster (fewer tokens). This checkpoint is built for **portrait ~9:16**. For another aspect, re-convert at that
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shape (or your camera's fixed aspect) with the script below.
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## Preprocessing (must match)
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```
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resize to 504×896 (W×H) → x/255 → (x - mean) / std
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mean = [0.485, 0.456, 0.406], std = [0.229, 0.224, 0.225] # ImageNet, RGB, NCHW
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```
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## GPU-clean conversion (what was patched)
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Converted with `litert-torch`. DA3 is not GPU-clean out of the box; the following exact, GPU-clean rewrites
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were applied (all numerically faithful unless noted):
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1. checkpoint `model.` key-prefix strip (load fix)
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2. RoPE `max_position = int(positions.max())+1` → constant (torch.export data-dependent)
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3. fused-QKV attention → 3 separate Linears + 4D attention (avoids 5D RESHAPE; exact, 1e-6)
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4. **LayerScale** `gamma` folded into `attn.proj` / `mlp.fc2` (the LayerScale MUL otherwise mis-lays-out the
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token dim on the GPU delegate: `fully_connected {1,1,N,C} vs {N,1,1,C}`)
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5. `pos_embed` bicubic interpolation **baked** to a constant (the interpolate of a constant emits `GATHER_ND`
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on desktop and `RESIZE_BILINEAR` with 0 runtime inputs on device)
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6. **ConvTranspose2d(k=s,stride=s)** → zero-stuff (nearest-upsample × top-left mask) + `Conv2d` (flipped
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weight) — exact equivalent (~1e-7), because the Pixel-8a GPU rejects `TRANSPOSE_CONV` and the conv+
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depth-to-space alternative needs >4D
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7. DPT-head `custom_interpolate` `align_corners=True → False` (GPU bans `align_corners=True` resize) — **the
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only non-exact rewrite**; source of the residual ~0.05 % vs the official model
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8. head UV pos-embed-again disabled (its `make_sincos` broadcast emits `BROADCAST_TO`; ratio-0.1 refinement)
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9. camera-token insertion `x[:, :, 0] = cam_token` → `torch.cat` (in-place index-assign → `SELECT_V2`)
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Net result: `GATHER_ND = 0`, no `>4D` tensors, no `TRANSPOSE_CONV` / `BROADCAST_TO` / banned ops.
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## Fidelity note (honest)
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corr **0.99948** vs the official FP32 PyTorch pipeline. FP16 is **not** a factor (FP32≡FP16, corr 1.0). The
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residual ~0.05 % is the `align_corners=True→False` change in (7), which the mobile GPU forces — an irreducible
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hardware constraint, not a conversion error. Structure and edge sharpness are visually identical.
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## On-device GPU verification (re-confirmed)
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Re-verified on a Pixel 8a with the official LiteRT C++ runtime + ML Drift accelerator: the model compiles
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to **`Replacing 1460 out of 1460 node(s) with delegate (LITERT_CL)`** (full residency, single partition,
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no XNNPACK CPU fallback), and the **on-device GPU output matches the CPU/XNNPACK reference at cos 0.99993 /
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Pearson 0.99975** for the same input — i.e. the GPU result is numerically faithful, not merely "resident"
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(GPU full residency does not by itself guarantee a correct result).
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## Usage (Android / LiteRT CompiledModel)
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```kotlin
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val model = CompiledModel.create(context.assets, "da3_small_gpu_fp16.tflite",
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CompiledModel.Options(Accelerator.GPU), null)
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// input: [1,3,896,504] NCHW, ImageNet-normalized; output: [1,1,896,504] depth
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```
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## Training data & PII
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Depth Anything 3 was trained by ByteDance-Seed on a large-scale collection of monocular-depth data — a mix
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of **synthetic depth datasets and real images with pseudo-labelled depth** (the Depth Anything line scales
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to tens of millions of images). No new training was performed for this conversion — it is a weights-faithful
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(corr ≈ 1.0) format change of the public `depth-anything/DA3-SMALL` checkpoint. Because the source data
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includes real-world indoor/outdoor scenes, it may incidentally contain people, faces, vehicles, signage and
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other PII; no PII was deliberately collected and this conversion adds none. Apply your own content/PII
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filtering as appropriate. See the original [Depth Anything 3](https://github.com/ByteDance-Seed/depth-anything-3)
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release and [paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.10647) for full dataset details.
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## License
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Apache-2.0, inherited from the upstream [Depth Anything 3](https://github.com/ByteDance-Seed/depth-anything-3).
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This is a format conversion; all credit to the original authors (ByteDance-Seed).
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