Closed CangHaiQingYue closed 7 months ago
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We're always exploring ways to optimize and enhance YOLOv5, including various quantization and compression techniques. While we haven't specifically documented the use of AIMET with YOLOv5, the idea of employing techniques like QAT (Quantization Aware Training) or PTQ (Post Training Quantization) is certainly in line with our goals for efficiency and performance.
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Like QAT or PTQ....
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Are you willing to submit a PR?