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See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md. (Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.) Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion. Based on apache#11981.
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…#11993) * [Collage] PartitionRule (though without CombinePartitionRule) See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md. (Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.) Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion. Based on apache#11981. * - Backport improvements to partiton_rule_test.cc * - Oops
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…#11993) * [Collage] PartitionRule (though without CombinePartitionRule) See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md. (Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.) Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion. Based on apache#11981. * - Backport improvements to partiton_rule_test.cc * - Oops
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…#11993) * [Collage] PartitionRule (though without CombinePartitionRule) See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md. (Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.) Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion. Based on apache#11981. * - Backport improvements to partiton_rule_test.cc * - Oops
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…#11993) * [Collage] PartitionRule (though without CombinePartitionRule) See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md. (Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.) Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion. Based on apache#11981. * - Backport improvements to partiton_rule_test.cc * - Oops
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See https://github.com/apache/tvm-rfcs/blob/main/rfcs/0062-collage.md.
(Special thanks to Matthew Barrett for authoring partition_rule_test.cc and suggesting a PR partitioning strategy.)
Collage uses a small 'combinator library' of PartitionRule to decribe how candidate partitions can be extracted from a model for measurement and comparison. This introduces most of that machinery, however we defer the all important 'CombinerPartitionRule' for the next PR. Thus the rules at this stage can only express the sorts of DFPattern-based rules we find in most BYOC integrations, and cannot describe rules more traditionally associated with operator fusion.