Handwritten digits
Your drawing is cropped, scaled and centred to 28 × 28 grey pixels in your browser; only those 784 bytes are sent, as call data, to the two RPC nodes. The contract's first layer turns them into the bits shown above.
Small colour photos
CIFAR-10 test photos
Uploads are centre-cropped and shrunk to 32 × 32 in your browser; only those 3,072 bytes are sent, as call data, to the two RPC nodes.
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Read the model's identity straight from the chain with Foundry. The second value is the IR hash: the SHA-256 that pins the model's architecture and weights.
How the deployments were verified (read-only, 2026-09-28, on both nodes): the runner's code was compared byte for byte with the build of its Solidity source, every weight chunk with the model files the IR hash names, and 100 sampled test images per model with the reference runtime. All matched.