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…ed calibration method on INT8/INT16 quantization.
…m encodings at a certain depth (backwards) from the outputs of the model. Used for the INT8/INT16 quantization cases only.
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Purpose
Fix an issue with the custom encodings generation for mixed-precision (W8A16) quantization on RVC4 and introduce a new quantization mode,
INT8_INT16_MIXED_ACCURACY_FOCUSED, which combines mixed-precision quantization with the enhanced calibration method to prioritize accuracy.Specification
INT8_INT16_MIXED_ACCURACY_FOCUSED, which combines mixed-precision quantization with enhanced calibration to improve accuracy.Dependencies & Potential Impact
None / not applicable
Deployment Plan
None / not applicable
Testing & Validation
Tested on a pool of different models, like yolov8n-seg, yolov10n, yolov11n, and tasks like classification, instance-segmentation, and detection.