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add simple JS backend #2072
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ struct WeightsToOnnxConverterOptions { | |||
std::string output_mlh = "/output/mlh"; | |||
int batch_size = -1; | |||
int opset = 17; | |||
bool alt_mish = false; // Use "Mish" approximation (fp32 only). | |||
bool alt_mish = true; // Use "Mish" approximation (fp32 only). |
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This is not the way to do it, add a flag in leela2onnx.cc
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return PopulateStdNodeFields(node, name, input, "Selu"); | ||
auto out = PopulateStdNodeFields(node, name + "/elu", input, "Elu"); | ||
AddFloatAttribute(node, "alpha", 1.0507); | ||
return Mul(name, out, FloatOnnxConst({1.67326}, {1})); | ||
} |
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I would suggest using a flag, but probably doesn't make a difference. Better keep the Selu
operator unchanged and add an Elu
one, then make the change in the converter (with a comment).
#else | ||
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bool GetLine(std::string& line) { | ||
return std::getline(std::cin, line); |
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This breaks the build, I think one solution is to change it to return !!std::getline(std::cin, line);
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I was told this might be desirable. A couple things to note:
If anyone has any thoughts on whether this is warranted, I’d love to know! (Do let me know what you think!)
Some more technical details: This works by converting an Lc0 network to ONNX format (with
leela2onnx
) and then using the ORT‐web APIs to allow Lc0 to interface with the network through JavaScript.