Qualcomm AI Engine Direct - Flags for CI #9536
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| help="This flag is for Continuous Integration(CI) purpose and is NOT recommended to turn on for typical use cases. It will use random inputs instead of real inputs.", |
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Summary
Initially,
--compile_onlywill use 1 random input for CI purpose. Introducing--ciflag, so when users are using--compile_only, they won't be getting models with poor accuracy.