To see which arguments are available in the script, just run the below command:
python parameters_generate.py --help
Arguments
--kernel-shape {1,3}, -ks {1,3}
Shape of the kernel. Choices: 1 or 3. Default: 3
--channels-in CIN, -cin CIN
Number of input channels. Default: 16
--channels-out COUT, -cout COUT
Number of output channels. Default: 32
--output-spatial-dimensions SPATIAL_DIMENSIONS, -osd SPATIAL_DIMENSIONS
Output spatial dimension. Default 3
To produce simulation logs run the command:
make clean all run runner_args="--trace=ne16"
If you want to save it to a file, e.g. ne16.log, run the command:
make clean all run runner_args="--trace=ne16" > ne16.log
In the proceeding tasks, you will have to measure the number of states executed for different layers. To ease the counting, we created a script count_states.sh.
Quick usage guide:
If you want to use it on a file, call the script like this:
./count_states.sh ne16.log
Or you can pipe the output of the simulation directly to the script:
make all run runner_args=”--trace=ne16” | ./count_states.sh
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