Primary outcome
A–E efficiency score
Turn measured energy and model specs into an A–E grade teams can use for governance and comparison.
A buyer-run energy-efficiency labeling tool for an ML model’s training or inference. Measure energy and related metrics on your infrastructure, report model specs, and receive an A–E efficiency score with a visual energy label — built for governance and same-context comparison.
Primary outcome
A–E efficiency score
Turn measured energy and model specs into an A–E grade teams can use for governance and comparison.
Where it runs
Your infrastructure
You measure energy where the model runs, so the score reflects your own environment.
What you get
Visual energy label
A clear energy label with the overall grade, phase, and per-metric breakdown — not a separate ROI product.
Labeling walkthrough
Walk the buyer-run path: measure on your infrastructure, report specs, receive an A–E efficiency score, and produce an energy label for governance and comparison.
Measure
Collect energy and related metrics where the model actually runs — on your own systems — so the score reflects your environment.
Sample demo · not a certified score · for comparison within the same measurement context
What you get
GAISSA Label packages buyer-supplied measurements into an A–E score and energy label so teams can compare models under a shared measurement context — and share the artifact when communication matters.
Collect energy and related metrics on your own infrastructure for training or inference — the labeled subject is the ML model run, not a SaaS product badge.
Enter model details and metric values (or upload measurement files). Optional context such as hardware or region supports review without changing the score.
GAISSA Label turns your reported metrics into an A–E efficiency score teams can use for same-context comparison and governance.
Where it fits
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