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After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a reference, rather than TVM.
Thanks for pointing these out @NicolaLancellotti! The identity tolerance cannot be changed since the output can be slightly different compared to the numpy reference due to quantization (cc @ekalda). However, we should be able to remove the tolerance from max. I'll update after #10762 to save an additional rebase :)
After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use
reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the
tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a
reference, rather than TVM.
Change-Id: Idcf408b84c67456d16da5d61f4865eb8b6042554
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After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use
reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the
tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a
reference, rather than TVM.
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After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use
reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the
tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a
reference, rather than TVM.
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After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use
reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the
tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a
reference, rather than TVM.
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After the recent upgrade of Tensorflow to 2.6, we are now able to use reference kernels in order to verify the output. Thus, removing the tolerances previously added.
Additionally, the network tests have been altered to use TFLite as a reference, rather than TVM.
cc @manupa-arm@ekalda@NicolaLancellotti@dchauhan-arm