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Add support for skipping specific operator types and names during static quantization (precision_level: 2). Previously these parameters only worked for FP16 and dynamic quantization. Changes: - Read ignore_op_types and ignore_op_names from xslim_setting - Skip quantization for operators matching these filters - Set filtered operators to FP32 platform Example usage: - Config: "ignore_op_types": ["Clip"] - CLI: --ignore_op_types Clip This allows users to keep certain operators (like Clip) in FP32 precision when they cause quantization accuracy issues or hardware compatibility problems.
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Add support for skipping specific operator types and names during static quantization (precision_level: 2). Previously these parameters only worked for FP16 and dynamic quantization.
Changes:
Example usage:
"ignore_op_types": ["Clip"]
}
This allows users to keep certain operators (like Clip) in FP32 precision when they cause quantization accuracy issues or hardware compatibility problems.