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Hi team, I've noticed that ONNX operators have been slowly added over previous releases this past year (kudos!).
There are two operators missing when attempting to convert a pretrained torch ResNet18 model via compile_torch_model:
compile_torch_model
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ReduceL2
Are these two operators missing due to limitations on the FHE side or because they are not commonly used? Thanks!
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Hello @ar-roy, thanks for your interest in Concrete ML!
These two operators are not supported at the moment because we didn't find a use for them yet but we will add them to our roadmap!
If you can't wait for us to implement them you can also add them yourselves and do a PR to this repository. If you want to do so I would advise you to start looking at our QuantizedOps objects in https://github.com/zama-ai/concrete-ml/blob/main/src/concrete/ml/quantization/quantized_ops.py
QuantizedOp
We'll ping you here once the feature is available in the latest release. 🙂
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Thanks @fd0r!
I'll look into doing a PR if necessary or see if there is some work-around for the operations on my end.
I'll close this out for now, looking forward to new releases as they come! 👍
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Hi team, I've noticed that ONNX operators have been slowly added over previous releases this past year (kudos!).
There are two operators missing when attempting to convert a pretrained torch ResNet18 model via
compile_torch_model
:Expand
ReduceL2
Are these two operators missing due to limitations on the FHE side or because they are not commonly used?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: