Feature/extra apply funcs #45
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December 5, 2024 15:39
copied from the tarball on pypi so I can (dev-)install my fork
Remove the compiled python files, and add __pycache__ to the .gitignore so they won't come back
Add a parameter to be able to run extra functions through model.apply(). They are run right before the print function. This lets you do things like store the FLOPS for each module rather than just printing them, as the new example script shows.
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I wanted to be able to do things with the per-module flops data, so I wrote a little function to store them. To use it, I had to add a patch to be able to run my function through model.apply() before calculate_flops() removed all the data. Hopefully you find this useful too.
(I also cleaned up a bit and added the pyproject.toml so I could install from my repo)