Reimplementation of Element-wise layers with broadcasting support
* init
* semi-working initial version
* add small_vector
* wip
* remove smallvec
* add nary function
* replace auto with Mat in lambda expr used in transform
* uncomment asserts
* autobuffer shape_buf & step_buf
* fix a missing bracket
* fixed a missing addLayer in parseElementWise
* solve one-dimensional broadcast
* remove pre_broadcast_transform for the case of two constants; fix missing constBlobsExtraInfo when addConstant is called
* one autobuffer for step & shape
* temporal fix for the missing original dimension information
* fix parseUnsqueeze when it gets a 1d tensor constant
* support sum/mean/min/max with only one input
* reuse old code to handle cases of two non-constant inputs
* add condition to handle div & mul of two non-constant inputs
* use || instead of or
* remove trainling spaces
* enlarge buf in binary_forward to contain other buffer
* use autobuffer in nary_forward
* generate data randomly and add more cases for perf
* add op and, or & xor
* update perf_dnn
* remove some comments
* remove legacy; add two ONNX conformance tests in filter
* move from cpu_denylist to all_denylist
* adjust parsing for inputs>=2
Co-authored-by: fengyuentau <yuantao.feng@opencv.org.cn>
- Add conditional compilation directives to replace deprecated std::random_shuffle with new std::shuffle when C++11 is available.
- Set random seed to a fixed value before shuffling containers to ensure reproducibility.
Resolvesopencv/opencv#22209.
Add conditional compilation directives to enable uses of std::chrono on supported compilers. Use std::chrono::steady_clock as a source to retrieve current tick count and clock frequency.
Fixesopencv/opencv#6902.
Add per_tensor_quantize to int8 quantize
* add per_tensor_quantize to dnn int8 module.
* change api flag from perTensor to perChannel, and recognize quantize type and onnx importer.
* change the default to hpp
It's not clear how ranges argument should be used in the overload of
calcHist that accepts std::vector. The main overload uses array of
arrays there, while std::vector overload uses a plain array. The code
interprets the vector as a flattened array and rebuilds array of arrays
from it. This is not obvious interpretation, so documentation has been
added to explain the expected usage.
