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[7/17] DLA dequantization and reshape stages - #2959
Add constant dequantization folding and the separately logged reshape/transpose/reduction stages to the internal DLA sequence. Part 7/17 depends on part 6; merge the series from the bottom upward. Public registration follows in part 16.
Fold supported fixed DQ inputs while preserving runtime controls, overridable initializer defaults, model-local functions and output types. The omitted zero point uses the quantized data type, and any consumer requiring quantized weights keeps the DQ node. The per-axis default is axis 1; scalar data and singleton controls remain supported. Existing equal float initializers are reused through the graph cache, while overridable names receive a fresh allocation. Narrow integer arithmetic uses in-place float32 operations; INT32 uses bounded buffers to retain its established rounding. Decoded and temporary payloads are released before protobuf copies.
Captured DQ outputs are retained using the existing nested-scope analysis. Reshape plans validate that every removed captured name is recreated before node mutation; refusal restores planned initializers. Captured terminal outputs remain supported. Transpose overlap is checked only after matching a complete second pattern, allowing unmatched final five-dimensional targets.
The computed scalar-control fixture declares its output rank explicitly for the shared scalar-only QDQ preflight; the production sequence already performs inference.
The reshape stages preserve each Q/DQ node's controls and attributes, refuse unsupported per-axis middleware before replacement, and restore added initializers on planning errors. The direct transpose stage reuses part 6's validated builder, resolving copied dimensions against their original shapes. Generated names use the existing allocator. Batch replacement preserves untouched Constant payloads; late-produced controls use dependency ordering only when needed.
This slice extends the internal sequence; the public entry point follows in part 16.
The transpose replacement builder records the proven Slice, Reshape, Transpose and Concat output shapes in the existing value-info metadata only after replacement succeeds. The following reduction and rank stages can consume those generated tensors without a new global inference pass, preserving rollback and native axis metadata. Eight new full-sequence and ordered-stage cases cover plain and scalar-QDQ paths with both CPU evaluators; all eight fail before the fix. The complete reshape-pattern file passes 37 cases.
Testing
Windows CPU: 2030 passed in 360.39 seconds across the complete restacked graph-surgery and compatibility suite with Python 3.11.18, ONNX 1.23.2 and ONNX Runtime 1.22.0. The public DLA API uses direct ONNX saving; existing initializer conversion and unrelated surgeries are preserved. Commits are signed and all commit hooks pass with the equivalent Linux mypy platform setting. GPU execution, DLA compilation and the complete Linux suite were not run locally.
Added support for simplifying eligible constant dequantization operations and transforming supported reshape, reduction, and transpose patterns in ONNX models.
Expanded DLA compatibility processing to apply these transformations automatically.
Improvements
Preserved model outputs and tensor shape and type information across supported transformations.
Retained operations when model structure or quantization details fall outside supported cases.
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The change adds a transform that folds eligible DequantizeLinear nodes and three reshape-pattern passes. The DLA compatibility pipeline now runs these transforms with shape-inference and unused-initializer cleanup stages. Unit tests cover eligibility, graph rewrites, and output parity.
The transform checks node domains, inputs, attributes, types, and consumers before folding. Tests cover supported inputs and cases where folding is skipped.
Fold and rewire eligible nodes modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_remove_deqlin.py, tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_remove_deqlin.py
The transform dequantizes initializer data, reuses or adds float32 initializers, rewires consumers, preserves graph output names, and removes folded nodes. Tests check numerical results, axes, data types, and graph updates.
Rewrite reshape and ReduceSum patterns modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_reshape_patterns.py, tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_reshape_patterns.py
The reduction passes match reshape patterns, optionally with per-tensor QDQ, and build reduction replacements. Tests cover parity, controls, shape cases, capture handling, and rollback.
The transpose pass matches an eligible reshape–transpose–reshape chain and delegates its replacement. It can add inferred value information. Tests cover zero-sized dimensions, terminal targets, captures, and overlapping patterns.
Register transforms in the DLA pipeline modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/make_dla_compatible.py
The pipeline runs DequantizeLinear removal and initializer cleanup, then performs shape inference and applies the three reshape transforms.
sequenceDiagram
participant Pipeline as make_dla_compatible
participant Deq as RemoveDeqLin
participant Shape as Shape inference
participant Transpose as ReshapeTransposeReshape
participant QDQ as ReshapeQDQReduceSum
participant Reduce as ReshapeReduceSum
Pipeline->>Deq: Fold eligible DequantizeLinear nodes and clean unused initializers
Pipeline->>Shape: Infer shapes
Pipeline->>Transpose: Apply reshape-transpose-reshape pass
Pipeline->>QDQ: Apply QDQ reshape-ReduceSum pass
Pipeline->>Reduce: Apply reshape-ReduceSum pass
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Document the optional dependency at each local import.
onnxruntime is optional for these tests, so the local imports are allowed. The module-level pytest.importorskip(...) does not replace the scoped requirement for a brief justification comment. Keep the imports local and add comments naming the optional-dependency reason.
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def _prepare_model(model: onnx.ModelProto) -> None:
try:
+ # onnxruntime is optional for these ORT parity tests.
from onnxruntime.tools.symbolic_shape_infer import (
SymbolicShapeInference, # type: ignore[import-untyped]
)
@@
def _run_ort(model: onnx.ModelProto, feeds: dict) -> dict:
+ # onnxruntime is optional for these ORT parity tests.
import onnxruntime as ort # type: ignore[import-untyped]
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@modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_remove_deqlin.py:
- Around line 108-155: In _apply_remove_deqlin, use the data initializer’s type
for zp_dtype when the zero-point input is omitted; scale_init.data_type is the
scale’s floating-point type and breaks _should_skip’s quantized-weight check.
Retrieve the input initializer with cache.get_init(node.input[0]) and reuse it
later when converting the data to an array.
- Around line 77-102: Update _should_skip to inspect every consumer of the DQ
output instead of returning early when there are multiple consumers. Return True
if any consumer qualifies for the existing quantized-weight rules, including the
check_to_apply_transpose condition for MatMul and Gemm; otherwise return False.
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- Around line 191-192: In the reshape rewrite, reject any zero entries in the 5D
`shape` and final `target` before building replacement `Reshape` nodes; their
zero-copy semantics would refer to dimensions at different ranks after
rewriting. Preserve the existing leading-dimension and permutation checks.
- Around line 48-53: Add a focused checked-in test module for the reshape stages
exposed by _apply_reshape_reduce_sum, _apply_reshape_qdq_reduce_sum, and
_apply_reshape_transpose_reshape. Cover fast reduce-sum output parity with ORT,
Q/DQ branch duplication and parity, a non-fast reduction that exercises
_build_reduce_replacement_or_raise, and transpose-reshape parity with a
nontrivial permutation.
- Around line 48-162: Update the Q/DQ node construction in _reshape_reduce_sum
to use each original node’s own scale and zero-point inputs instead of reusing
middle[0]’s parameters. Preserve the existing node order and output wiring.
- Around line 125-145: Update the width-8 fast path that creates replacement QDQ
nodes from middle so it does not lose per-axis semantics: preserve each original
node’s attributes and translate axis 4 to axis 3 for the rank-4 branches. Reject
the fast path for unsupported per-axis axes rather than emitting nodes with an
incorrect default axis.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- DLA pipeline ---'
nl -ba modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/make_dla_compatible.py | sed -n '1,130p'printf'%s\n''--- test symbols and shared cases ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'test_dla_remove_deqlin.py' -e 'shared' -e 'consumer' -e 'Conv' -e 'zero_point' -e 'zero point' -e 'dtype' -e 'missing' tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_remove_deqlin.py
printf'%s\n''--- complete test file ---'
nl -ba tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_remove_deqlin.py | sed -n '1,420p'printf'%s\n''--- related conversion references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'quantised' -e 'quantized' -e 'DequantizeLinear' -e 'check_to_apply_transpose' -e 'ConvTranspose' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery | head -240
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nl -ba modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/utils/graph_utils.py | sed -n '1040,1135p'printf'%s\n''--- complete shared-consumer test ---'
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Preserve DQ for every qualifying consumer.
A shared DQ output that feeds a quantized Conv weight and another consumer fails the len(consumers) != 1 gate. The transform then rewires the Conv to a float32 initializer and removes the DQ, violating the required quantized-weight path.
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consumers = consumer_map.get(dq_output, [])
- if len(consumers) != 1:- return False # multiple consumers → always dequantize-- consumer_node, input_idx = consumers[0]- is_weight = input_idx == 1- op = consumer_node.op_type-- if op == "Conv" and is_weight and zp_dtype in _CONV_SKIP_ZP:- return True- if op == "ConvTranspose" and is_weight and zp_dtype in _CONVT_SKIP_ZP:- return True- if op in ("MatMul", "Gemm") and is_weight and zp_dtype in _MATMUL_SKIP_ZP:- try:- return check_to_apply_transpose(consumer_node, model, shape_map)- except Exception:- return False+ for consumer_node, input_idx in consumers:+ is_weight = input_idx == 1+ op = consumer_node.op_type++ if op == "Conv" and is_weight and zp_dtype in _CONV_SKIP_ZP:+ return True+ if op == "ConvTranspose" and is_weight and zp_dtype in _CONVT_SKIP_ZP:+ return True+ if op in ("MatMul", "Gemm") and is_weight and zp_dtype in _MATMUL_SKIP_ZP:+ try:+ if check_to_apply_transpose(consumer_node, model, shape_map):+ return True+ except Exception:+ pass
return False
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def_should_skip(
dq_output: str,
zp_dtype: int,
consumer_map: dict,
model: onnx.ModelProto,
shape_map: dict,
) ->bool:
"""Return True if the DQ node must be kept (downstream op handles quantised weight)."""
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- 102:
Update _should_skip to inspect every consumer of the DQ output instead of
returning early when there are multiple consumers. Return True if any consumer
qualifies for the existing quantized-weight rules, including the
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Addressed in 9324929. The skip decision now checks every consumer and preserves DQ when any supported quantized-weight use requires it. Four checked Conv cases cover shared/unshared uses with present/omitted zero points; the three previously broken combinations fail against the preceding source and now preserve the graph byte-for-byte.
@mgohil-png Verified by source inspection at 932492983b. _should_skip now checks all consumers and retains DQ if any qualifying quantized-weight use requires it.
The four Conv cases cover shared/unshared uses with present/omitted zero points. They assert byte-for-byte graph preservation and output equality. I did not run the tests.
This addresses the finding. Per AGENTS.md, I will leave thread resolution to a human reviewer.
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printf'%s\n''--- remaining implementation ---'
sed -n '220,520p' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_reshape_patterns.py
printf'%s\n''--- references and tests ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e '_apply_reshape_reduce' -e 'reshape_qdq_reduce' -e 'axis' -e 'QuantizeLinear' -e 'DequantizeLinear' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms ||test"$?" -eq 1
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printf'%s\n''--- QDQ matcher and reduce replacement ---'
nl -ba modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_5d_reshape_to_4d.py | sed -n '55,180p'
nl -ba modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_5d_reshape_to_4d.py | sed -n '380,590p'printf'%s\n''--- axis handling implementation and tests ---'
nl -ba modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_handle_qdq.py | sed -n '88,112p'
nl -ba tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_5d_reshape_to_4d.py | sed -n '170,210p'printf'%s\n''--- tests for the current pass ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'reshape_qdq_reduce' -e 'reshape_reduce_sum' -e 'reshape_patterns' tests modelopt ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Preserve or reject per-axis QDQ axes in the width-8 fast path.
The fast path accepts per-axis QDQ nodes but creates replacements without their axis attributes. For a 5D QDQ with axis=4, the rank-4 branches require axis=3. The generated nodes use the ONNX default axis=1, which can apply four scale values to the wrong dimension or make the graph invalid.
Suggested fix
fast_path = (
input_shape is not None
and len(input_shape) == 4
and input_shape[-1] == 8
@@
and keepdims is not None
and keepdims.i == 0
)
+ if fast_path and quantized and any(+ (axis := _attribute(node, "axis")) is not None and axis.i not in (4, -1)+ for node in middle+ ):+ continue
if not fast_path:
while any(
name.startswith("u5d_rs_") and name.endswith(f"_{count}")
@@
)
for index, original in enumerate(middle):
name = f"{prefix}_{branch}_qdq_{index}"
+ attributes = {+ attribute.name: helper.get_attribute_value(attribute)+ for attribute in original.attribute+ }+ if attributes.get("axis") == 4:+ attributes["axis"] = 3
# The C++ reference uses the quantizer's scale and zero point for both.
nodes.append(
helper.make_node(
- original.op_type, [current, *middle[0].input[1:3]], [name], name=name+ original.op_type,+ [current, *middle[0].input[1:3]],+ [name],+ name=name,+ **attributes,
)
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Update the width-8 fast path that creates replacement QDQ nodes from middle so
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Addressed in 9324929. Both reduction routes validate Q/DQ attributes and known control shapes before adding replacement branches. Unsupported per-axis middleware is refused without changing caller serialization. A checked axis-4 vector-control case executes before refusal, and a second-pattern refusal test verifies rollback of initializers planned for an earlier valid pattern.
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printf'%s\n''--- review guidance ---'
rg -n -A75 'Coding Standards|Coding standards|coding standards' CONTRIBUTING.md
cat SECURITY.md
printf'%s\n''--- ordered reduction implementation ---'
sed -n '16,214p' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_reshape_patterns.py
printf'%s\n''--- shared middleware validation ---'
sed -n '16,134p' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_5d_reshape_to_4d.py
printf'%s\n''--- general reduction route ---'
sed -n '442,520p' modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_5d_reshape_to_4d.py
printf'%s\n''--- test structure ---'
ast-grep outline tests/unit/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/test_dla_reshape_patterns.py
printf'%s\n''--- regression test changes ---'
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@mgohil-png The code addresses this finding. Q/DQ validation now runs before either reduction route adds replacement branches. Unsupported per-axis middleware raises ValueError, and refusal removes initializers planned for earlier patterns.
The regression tests cover a valid axis-4 vector-control input and verify unchanged serialization after both immediate and second-pattern refusal. I inspected the code and tests; I did not execute them.
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Reject 0 entries in the 5D shape and in the final Reshape target.
The pass copies shape[1:] and target verbatim into new Reshape nodes. These nodes receive tensors of different rank than the originals:
middle_shape is applied to a leading-dim-1 slice of the input.
final_shape is applied to the 4D Concat output, not the original 5D Transpose output.
In ONNX, a 0 entry copies the input dimension at the same index. The copied dimension now differs from the original. The rewritten graph then fails shape checks or silently produces a wrong layout.
_build_reduce_replacement_or_raise avoids this problem by calling resolve_reshape_shape for -1 and 0. This pass has no equivalent. Raise on 0, or resolve it from known shapes, before building the replacement.
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--- "a/modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_reshape_patterns.py"+++ "b/modelopt/onnx/graph_surgery/dla_transforms/dla_reshape_patterns.py"@@ -188,8 +188,12 @@
input_shape = cache.get_shape(first.input[0])
if not input_shape or input_shape[0] != int(shape[0]):
raise ValueError(f"{first.name!r}: leading input dimension must equal 5D slice count")
if shape[0] <= 0 or not perm.ints or perm.ints[0] != 0:
raise ValueError(f"{first.name!r}: unsupported leading dimension/permutation")
+ if (shape == 0).any() or (target == 0).any():+ raise ValueError(+ f"{first.name!r}: Reshape shapes containing 0 are not supported by this rewrite"+ )
prefix = f"reshape_transpose_{count}"
axes = add_initializer(
graph,
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ifshape[0] <=0ornotperm.intsorperm.ints[0] !=0:
raiseValueError(f"{first.name!r}: unsupported leading dimension/permutation")
ifshape[0] <=0ornotperm.intsorperm.ints[0] !=0:
raiseValueError(f"{first.name!r}: unsupported leading dimension/permutation")
if (shape==0).any() or (target==0).any():
raiseValueError(
f"{first.name!r}: Reshape shapes containing 0 are not supported by this rewrite"
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In the reshape rewrite, reject any zero entries in the 5D `shape` and final
`target` before building replacement `Reshape` nodes; their zero-copy semantics
would refer to dimensions at different ranks after rewriting. Preserve the
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Addressed in 9324929. The direct transpose stage now reuses part 6's validated builder instead of maintaining a separate implementation. First and final copied dimensions are resolved against the original shapes before rank changes. Two checked numerical cases cover zeros in each target; both fail against the preceding source and now produce exact matching values and shapes.
@mgohil-png The code inspection confirms that 9324929 addresses this finding. The direct transpose stage now uses the shared builder, which resolves copied dimensions against the original shapes before the rank changes.
The parametrized regression test covers zeros in both reshape targets. It checks the transformed model and compares exact output values and shapes. I inspected the tests but did not run them.
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Replace per-node graph.node.remove(node) with one rebuild of the node list.
RepeatedCompositeContainer.remove locates the element by message equality. Each call scans graph.node and shifts the tail. The cost is O(folded DQ nodes × total nodes). Large quantized models can have thousands of foldable DequantizeLinear nodes in graphs with tens of thousands of nodes. This loop then dominates the pass runtime.
Equality matching also differs from identity matching. If two nodes ever compare equal, remove can drop a different node than the one folded.
Filter by identity and rewrite the list once.
♻️ Proposed fix
- for node in nodes_to_remove:- graph.node.remove(node)+ if nodes_to_remove:+ removed = {id(node) for node in nodes_to_remove}+ kept = [node for node in graph.node if id(node) not in removed]+ del graph.node[:]+ graph.node.extend(kept)
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Replace the per-node removal loop in the graph surgery pass with a single
rebuild of graph.node: filter nodes_to_remove by object identity, then clear and
repopulate graph.node with the retained nodes. This avoids repeated
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Add a regression test for the graph-output Identity branch.
When a folded DequantizeLinear output is also a graph output and feeds another node, _apply_remove_deqlin must preserve the output name through an Identity. No current test reaches this branch. Add a real-path test that checks the Identity, removal of DequantizeLinear, consumer rewiring, and ReferenceEvaluator parity.
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Add a real-path regression test for the graph-output branch of
_apply_remove_deqlin, where a folded DequantizeLinear output is also a graph
output and feeds another node. Verify the output name is preserved through an
Identity, DequantizeLinear is removed, the consumer is rewired, and
ReferenceEvaluator results match the expected output.
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Identity, DequantizeLinear is removed, the consumer is rewired, and
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new feature
Add constant dequantization folding and the separately logged reshape/transpose/reduction stages to the internal DLA sequence. Part 7/17 depends on part 6; merge the series from the bottom upward. Public registration follows in part 16.
Fold supported fixed DQ inputs while preserving runtime controls, overridable initializer defaults, model-local functions and output types. The omitted zero point uses the quantized data type, and any consumer requiring quantized weights keeps the DQ node. The per-axis default is axis 1; scalar data and singleton controls remain supported. Existing equal float initializers are reused through the graph cache, while overridable names receive a fresh allocation. Narrow integer arithmetic uses in-place float32 operations; INT32 uses bounded buffers to retain its established rounding. Decoded and temporary payloads are released before protobuf copies.
Captured DQ outputs are retained using the existing nested-scope analysis. Reshape plans validate that every removed captured name is recreated before node mutation; refusal restores planned initializers. Captured terminal outputs remain supported. Transpose overlap is checked only after matching a complete second pattern, allowing unmatched final five-dimensional targets.
The computed scalar-control fixture declares its output rank explicitly for the shared scalar-only QDQ preflight; the production sequence already performs inference.
The reshape stages preserve each Q/DQ node's controls and attributes, refuse unsupported per-axis middleware before replacement, and restore added initializers on planning errors. The direct transpose stage reuses part 6's validated builder, resolving copied dimensions against their original shapes. Generated names use the existing allocator. Batch replacement preserves untouched Constant payloads; late-produced controls use dependency ordering only when needed.
Usage
This slice extends the internal sequence; the public entry point follows in part 16.
The transpose replacement builder records the proven Slice, Reshape, Transpose and Concat output shapes in the existing value-info metadata only after replacement succeeds. The following reduction and rank stages can consume those generated tensors without a new global inference pass, preserving rollback and native axis metadata. Eight new full-sequence and ordered-stage cases cover plain and scalar-QDQ paths with both CPU evaluators; all eight fail before the fix. The complete reshape-pattern file passes 37 cases.
Testing
Windows CPU: 2030 passed in 360.39 seconds across the complete restacked graph-surgery and compatibility suite with Python 3.11.18, ONNX 1.23.2 and ONNX Runtime 1.22.0. The public DLA API uses direct ONNX saving; existing initializer conversion and unrelated surgeries are preserved. Commits are signed and all commit hooks pass with the equivalent Linux mypy platform setting. GPU execution, DLA compilation and the complete Linux suite were not run locally.
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dla/review-06-standalone-five-dimensional-reshape-conversion. Review this slice against that branch.Merge order: PR1 (merged); Part 2 (withdrawn); then Part 3/17 → Part 4/17 → Part 5/17 → Part 6/17 → Part 7/17 → Part 8/17 → Part 9/17 → Part 10/17 → Part 11/17 → Part 12/17 → Part 13/17 → Part 14/17 → Part 15/17 → Part 16/17 → Part 17/17.
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