Add 'get_num_inputs' to GraphRuntime #6118
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Update with Apache TVM
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just curious, what is it used for? |
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The number contains both inputs and weights. Is that what you want? |
Yes, not just the input data but potential input weights as well. I want the length of "arg_nodes" from the graph json. |
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I have an app level use case that this information is useful for. Implementation mirrors the existing 'get_num_outputs' API.