polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STWorstFirst Class Reference

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Public Member Functions
def	__init__ (self)
def	add_parser_args (self, parser)
def	find (self)
def	add_parser_args (self, parser, mode=True)
def	run (self, args)
def	layer_indices (self, num_layers)
def	mark_layers (self, indices)
def	check_network (self, suffix)
def	subscribe_args (self, maker)
def	setup_parser (self, subparsers)
def	__call__ (self, args)

Public Attributes
	precision
	args
	golden
	parser
	name
	makers

Detailed Description

[EXPERIMENTAL] Progressively mark the worst layers (those that introduce the largest error)
to run in a higher precision. Assumes that the layerwise outputs
are topologically sorted.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STWorstFirst.__init__

(

self

)

Member Function Documentation

add_parser_args() [1/2]

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STWorstFirst.add_parser_args	(		self,
			parser
	)

Reimplemented from polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.

find()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STWorstFirst.find

(

self

)

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add_parser_args() [2/2]

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.add_parser_args (   self,   parser,   mode = True  )

inherited

run()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.run (   self,   args  )

inherited

Reimplemented from polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.

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layer_indices()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.layer_indices (   self,   num_layers  )

inherited

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mark_layers()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.mark_layers (   self,   indices  )

inherited

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check_network()

def polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.check_network (   self,   suffix  )

inherited

Checks whether the provided network is accurate compared to golden values.

Returns:
    OrderedDict[str, OutputCompareResult]:
    A mapping of output names to an object describing whether they matched, and what the
    required tolerances were.

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subscribe_args()

def polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.subscribe_args (   self,   maker  )

inherited

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setup_parser()

def polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.setup_parser (   self,   subparsers  )

inherited

__call__()

def polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.__call__ (   self,   args  )

inherited

Reimplemented in polygraphy.tools.registry.MissingTool.

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Member Data Documentation

precision

polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.precision

inherited

args

polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.args

inherited

golden

polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.golden

inherited

parser

polygraphy.tools.precision.precision.STCheckerBase.parser

inherited

name

polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.name

inherited

makers

polygraphy.tools.base.tool.Tool.makers

inherited

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• precision.py