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[ETHOSN] Support conversion of add to depthwise #12531

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In similar fashion to the conversion of mul to depthwise, this commit converts add when one input is a constant of shape [1, ..., n] to a depthwise convolution. If neither input is a constant, the add is offloaded naturally like before.

The addition testing has been improved to use pytest features.

Note that this PR also contains the contents of #12403 until it is merged.

cc @NicolaLancellotti @leandron @ashutosh-arm

In similar fashion to the conversion of mul to depthwise, this commit
converts add when one input is a constant of shape [1, ..., n] to a
depthwise convolution. If neither input is a constant, the add is
offloaded naturally like before.

The addition testing has been improved to use pytest features.

Change-Id: I93e7b7619736767992e70aaa6e60e0d7a2875f76
@lhutton1 lhutton1 marked this pull request as ready for review August 24, 2022 14:07
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LGTM. Thanks @lhutton1 and @NicolaLancellotti for the review.

@leandron leandron merged commit f7c1436 into apache:main Aug 25, 2022
@lhutton1 lhutton1 deleted the add-support branch September 6, 2022 22:06
xinetzone pushed a commit to daobook/tvm that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2022
In similar fashion to the conversion of mul to depthwise, this commit
converts add when one input is a constant of shape [1, ..., n] to a
depthwise convolution. If neither input is a constant, the add is
offloaded naturally like before.

The addition testing has been improved to use pytest features.
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