For exmaple, if your model contains arbitrary Python code, you'd pack it using [1] and then you could load it from another language using [2]. In this case, Carton transparently spins up an isolated Python interpreter under the hood to run your model (even if the rest of your application is in another language).
You can take it one step further if you're using certain DL frameworks. For example, you can create a TorchScript model in Python [3] and then use it from any programming language Carton supports without requiring python at runtime (i.e. your model runs completely in native code).
For exmaple, if your model contains arbitrary Python code, you'd pack it using [1] and then you could load it from another language using [2]. In this case, Carton transparently spins up an isolated Python interpreter under the hood to run your model (even if the rest of your application is in another language).
You can take it one step further if you're using certain DL frameworks. For example, you can create a TorchScript model in Python [3] and then use it from any programming language Carton supports without requiring python at runtime (i.e. your model runs completely in native code).
[1] https://carton.run/docs/packing/python
[2] https://carton.run/docs/loading
[3] https://carton.run/docs/packing/torchscript