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oguzhanbsolak committed Oct 10, 2024
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| `--no-unload` | Do not create the `cnn_unload()` function | |
| `--no-kat` | Do not generate the `check_output()` function (disable known-answer test) | |
| `--no-deduplicate-weights` | Do not deduplicate weights and and bias values | |
| `--scale-output` | Use scales from the checkpoint to recover output range while generating `cnn_unload()` function | |
| `--no-scale-output` | Do not use scales from the checkpoint to recover output range while generating `cnn_unload()` function | |
### YAML Network Description
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`width`: Data width (optional, defaults to 8) — either 8 or 32
`write_gap`: Gap between data words (optional, defaults to 0)
When `--scale-output` is specified, scales from the checkpoint file are used to recover the output range. If there is a non-zero scale for the 8 bits output, the output will be scaled and kept in 16 bits. If the scale is zero, the output will be 8 bits. For 32 bits output, the output will be kept in 32 bits always.
When `--no-scale-output` is not specified, scales from the checkpoint file are used to recover the output range. If there is a non-zero scale for the 8 bits output, the output will be scaled and kept in 16 bits. If the scale is zero, the output will be 8 bits. For 32 bits output, the output will be kept in 32 bits always.
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