feat(performance): migrate sentiment inference to ONNX runtime via Optimum#19
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Resolves #18
Context
To meet the scalability goals for upcoming developments, the API needs to process audio chunks faster without ballooning cloud compute costs. Native PyTorch execution on CPU is unoptimized for production throughput.
Changes Made
optimum[onnxruntime]torequirements.txt.AutoModelForSequenceClassificationwithORTModelForSequenceClassificationinbertweet_model.py.export=Trueflag dynamically builds the ONNX graph on initialization, ensuring zero friction for other developers (no manual.ptto.onnxconversions needed).Impact
pipeline()execution for timestamped audio chunks.I ran the standard tests locally and everything passes smoothly with expected confidence intervals. Let me know if you'd like me to benchmark this against the old PyTorch implementation for the official documentation!