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When dealing with squeeze/unsqueeze, we also have to handle the shapes of scale factors and zero points.
Related to #728
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Hi @nickfraser ,
You wanted to add squeeze / unsqueeze operations in quant_invariant_handler function right ?
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For per-channel quantization
Squeeze/Unsqueeze OP is more like Permute OP, where we can find easy ways to modify the QuantTensor to keep those OPs affine quantization invariant. In the case of Squeeze/Unsqueeze OP, all we need to do is squeeze/unsqueeze the scale and zero point tensor accordingly.
However, OPs mentioned in #728 (reshape, flatten) are non-trivial. There are no trivial ways to modify the QuantTensor to keep those OPs affine quantization invariant. Recalculation of scale and zero point is inevitable. We may need to dequantize --> reshape/flatten --> requantize to bypass this problem, at the price of precision loss.
It looks like PyTorch doesn't solve this problem either. They donβt offer a quantized version of the flatten(); instead, they simply use torch.flatten(). QUANTIZATION API REFERENCE
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A PR has been submitted to solve this issue. Your comments are highly appreciated, many thanks.
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