# MegEngine is Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License") # # Copyright (c) 2014-2020 Megvii Inc. All rights reserved. #' # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, # software distributed under the License is distributed on an # "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT ARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. from functools import partial from ..module import Module from .fake_quant import TQT, FakeQuantize from .observer import ( ExponentialMovingAverageObserver, HistogramObserver, MinMaxObserver, ) class QConfig: r""" A config class indicating how to do quantize toward :class:`~.QATModule`'s ``activation`` and ``weight``. See :meth:`~.QATModule.set_qconfig` for detail usage. :param weight_observer: interface to instantiate an :class:`~.Observer` indicating how to collect scales and zero_point of wegiht. :param act_observer: similar to ``weight_observer`` but toward activation. :param weight_fake_quant: interface to instantiate a :class:`~.FakeQuantize` indicating how to do fake_quant calculation. :param act_observer: similar to ``weight_fake_quant`` but toward activation. Examples: .. code-block:: # Default EMA QConfig for QAT. ema_fakequant_qconfig = QConfig( weight_observer=partial(MinMaxObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_observer=partial(ExponentialMovingAverageObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), weight_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), ) Each parameter is a ``class`` rather than an instance. And we recommand using ``functools.partial`` to add initialization parameters of the ``class``, so that don't need to provide parameters in :meth:`~.QATModule.set_qconfig`. Usually we set ``narrow_range`` of weight related paramters to ``True`` and of activation related parameters to ``False``. For the result of multiplication and addition as ``a * b + c * d``, if four variables are all -128 of dtype ``qint8``, then the result will be ``2^15`` and cause overflow. Weights are commonly calculated in this way, so needed to narrow the range. """ def __init__( self, weight_observer, act_observer, weight_fake_quant, act_fake_quant ): if isinstance(act_observer, Module) or isinstance(weight_observer, Module): raise ValueError( "QConfig must not receive observer instance, please pass observer" " class generator using `partial(Observer, ...)` instead. Use" " partial(MyObserver, x=1) to override arguments to constructor if needed" ) self.weight_observer = weight_observer self.act_observer = act_observer self.weight_fake_quant = weight_fake_quant self.act_fake_quant = act_fake_quant tqt_quant_qconfig = QConfig( weight_observer=partial( ExponentialMovingAverageObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True ), act_observer=partial( ExponentialMovingAverageObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False ), weight_fake_quant=partial(TQT, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_fake_quant=partial(TQT, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), ) min_max_fakequant_qconfig = QConfig( weight_observer=partial(MinMaxObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_observer=partial(MinMaxObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), weight_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), ) ema_fakequant_qconfig = QConfig( weight_observer=partial(MinMaxObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_observer=partial( ExponentialMovingAverageObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False ), weight_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_fake_quant=partial(FakeQuantize, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), ) calibration_qconfig = QConfig( weight_observer=partial(MinMaxObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=True), act_observer=partial(HistogramObserver, dtype="qint8", narrow_range=False), weight_fake_quant=None, act_fake_quant=None, )