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 To run the example please do the following:

- Build and install MIGraphX as a package using "make package && dpkg -i *.deb" in the build folder via the Docker build method
- Move to this folder examples/onnxruntime/resnet50
- Run the prequisite install script ./prereq_steps.sh - this installs pytorch
- The prequisite install script will also build and install onnxruntime on your system. Ensure this with pip list | grep onnxruntime
- run the resnet50 inference via python resnet50.py