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Add model precision to automatically generated submission readme #106

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@anandhu-eng anandhu-eng marked this pull request as draft August 23, 2024 20:05
@anandhu-eng anandhu-eng marked this pull request as ready for review August 24, 2024 05:55
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ def get_accuracy_metric(config, model, path):

return is_valid, acc_results, acc_targets, acc_limits

def get_result_string(version, model, scenario, result_path, has_power, sub_res, division="open", system_json=None):
def get_result_string(version, model, scenario, result_path, has_power, sub_res, model_precision, division="open", system_json=None):

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We need to make sure this function is updated everywhere it is called from or make model_precision the last default argument.

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Matching the substring mlperf_utils.get_result_string or get_result_string through find, I'm getting only one occurance of the string which is in generate-mlperf-inference-submission/customize.py

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made changes in commit d0194dd

@arjunsuresh arjunsuresh merged commit 9772a97 into GATEOverflow:mlperf-inference Sep 2, 2024
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