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[MetaSchedule] Add Testing Script with ONNX Support #11587
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[MetaSchedule] Add Testing Script with ONNX Support #11587
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Thanks @zxybazh! This is amazing work!!
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Thanks @zxybazh! This is super helpful to have for tuning ONNX from command line |
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This PR introduces 2 tuning script for meta schedule and auto scheduler tuning support with onnx files. Now we can easily introduce onnx models benchmarking with command line scripts. Sample tuning call looks similar to the following script For Meta Schedule ONNX tuning: ``` python3 -m tvm.meta_schedule.testing.tune_onnx_meta_schedule \ --model-name "$MODEL_NAME" \ --onnx-path "$ONNX_PATH" \ --input-shape "$INPUT_SHAPE" \ --target "$TARGET" \ --num-trials $NUM_TRIALS \ --rpc-host $RPC_HOST \ --rpc-port $RPC_PORT \ --rpc-key $RPC_KEY \ --rpc-workers $RPC_WORKERS \ --work-dir $WORK_DIR \ |& tee "$WORK_DIR/$MODEL_NAME.log" ``` For AutoScheduler ONNX tuning: ``` python3 -m tvm.meta_schedule.testing.tune_onnx_auto_scheduler \ --model-name "$MODEL_NAME" \ --onnx-path "$ONNX_PATH" \ --input-shape "$INPUT_SHAPE" \ --target "$TARGET" \ --num-trials $NUM_TRIALS \ --rpc-host $RPC_HOST \ --rpc-port $RPC_PORT \ --rpc-key $RPC_KEY \ --rpc-workers $RPC_WORKERS \ --log-dir $WORK_DIR \ |& tee "$WORK_DIR/$MODEL_NAME.log" ```
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This PR introduces 2 tuning script for meta schedule and auto scheduler tuning support with onnx files. Now we can easily introduce onnx models benchmarking with command line scripts. Sample tuning call looks similar to the following script
For Meta Schedule ONNX tuning:
For AutoScheduler ONNX tuning: