[MetaSchedule] Generate MetaSchedule Dataset #11641
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In order to build a dataset for improving the cost model for MetaSchedule, I added several files including importing models to TVM, extracting tuning tasks, and sampling measure candidates. Meanwhile, I exposed some methods in C++ to the Python side to assist the process. formatted formatted formatted
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In order to build a dataset for improving the cost model for MetaSchedule, I added several files including importing models to TVM, extracting tuning tasks, and sampling measure candidates. Meanwhile, I exposed some methods in C++ to the Python side to assist the process.
[update] In the file
dataset_sample_candidates.py, I manually save tuning records to json files becauseJsonDatabaseis unreasonably slow. I will update it after @junrushao1994 's PR on json parser is merged.