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Enable weights-only and activations-only post-training quantization for conv/linear modules #439
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Same functionality as #356, but decided to take a different approach, which reuses the existing PTQ wrapper modules. This reduces code duplication and keeps the quantized model "similar" (in terms of modules used) when activations aren't quantized vs. when they are.
RangeLinearQuantWrapper
to acceptnum_bits_acts = None
, in which case it'll act as a simple pass-through during forward.RangeLinearQuantParamLayerWrapper
, ifbits_activations
is None andnum_bits_params
> 0, perform quant and de-quant of the parameters instead of just quant.PostTrainLinearQuantizer
detects # bits != None for activations and # bits == None for weights, a fake-quantization wrapper will be used.--qe-bits-acts
and--qe-bits-wts
command line arguments to invoke weights-only / activations-only quantization, respectively.PostTrainLinearQuantizer
's internalreplace_*
functions