FPGA AI Suite: Compiler Reference Manual

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1. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual 2. About the FPGA AI Suite Compiler 3. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Use Modes 4. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Command Line Options A. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual Archives B. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual Document Revision History
3. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Use Modes x
3.1. Compiling a Graph 3.2. Estimating the Performance of a Graph 3.3. Estimating the Performance of a Partition of a Graph 3.4. Estimating the Area of an Architecture 3.5. Generating an Optimized Architecture
3.5. Generating an Optimized Architecture x
3.5.1. Generating an Architecture for Highest Performance 3.5.2. Generating an Architecture Optimized for a Frame Rate Target Value
4. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Command Line Options x
4.1. Inputs (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.2. Outputs (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.3. Reporting (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.4. Compilation Options (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.5. Architecture Options (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.6. Architecture Optimizer Options (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.7. Analyzer Tool Options (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.8. Miscellaneous Options (dla_compiler Command Options) 4.9. Input File Formats for dla_compiler Command 4.10. Generation of Output File Formats 4.11. The Partitioning Table Report
1. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual
2. About the FPGA AI Suite Compiler
3. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Use Modes
4. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Command Line Options
A. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual Archives
B. FPGA AI Suite Compiler Reference Manual Document Revision History

4.11. The Partitioning Table Report

When the dla_compiler tool invokes the OpenVINO™ HETERO plugin, the plugin creates a file named hetero_subgraphs_<graph_name>.dot that is a visual representation of the graph where the graph layers are annotated to indicate if the layer runs on the CPU or the FPGA device.

You can use the dot program from the Graphviz open source graph visualization software package to convert .dot files into formats that are more easily viewable, such as SVG.

You can open an SVG file directly in most web browsers, including Mozilla* Firefox*.

For example, to create an SVG file from a hetero_subgraphs_ResNet50.dot file generated by the OpenVINO™ HETERO plugin, run the following command: 
dot -Tsvg hetero_subgraphs_ResNet50.dot -o subgraphs.svg

Open subgraphs.svg in a web browser to view the visualization of the graph layers.

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