I was recently trying to deploy the network on an FPGA using VTA, but I ran
into this problem when deploying mobilenetV2. When executing nn.conv2d, I set
groups to the following format:
```
groups = int(in_planes/16)
return nn.Conv2d(in_planes, out_planes, kernel_size=3, groups=groups
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@thierry @zhanghaohit @varinic @mrb256 @joyliu37
Hello everyone, I have been trying to implement the network on FPGA through VTA
and mobilenetV2, where I set nn. Conv2d as the following format:
```
groups = int(in_planes/16)
return nn.Conv2d(in_planes, out_planes, kernel_size=3, groups=gr
I don't quite understand your question. In particular how do you define a
"region"? If a "region" is just an operator, then BYOC won't partition them for
the accelerator if you didn't mark those ops as offloadable.
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A "region" is a subgraph that can be offloaded to some target as in the
`MergeCompilerRegions` pass. Essentially I want all the operators after the
specific two operators to be unoffloadable, how can I do this?
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