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Function _save_model_as_json

devtools/visualization/visualization_utils.py:150–175  ·  view source on GitHub ↗

Save the graphs stored in the `cur_config` in JSON format, which can be loaded by the Model Explorer GUI. :param cur_config: ModelExplorerConfig containing the graph for visualization. :param file_name: Name of the JSON file for storage.

(cur_config: ModelExplorerConfig, file_name: str)

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150def _save_model_as_json(cur_config: ModelExplorerConfig, file_name: str):
151 """Save the graphs stored in the `cur_config` in JSON format, which can be loaded by the Model Explorer GUI.
152
153 :param cur_config: ModelExplorerConfig containing the graph for visualization.
154 :param file_name: Name of the JSON file for storage.
155 """
156 # Extract the graphs from the config file.
157 graphs_list = json.loads(cur_config.get_transferrable_data()["graphs_list"])
158 graphs = json.loads(graphs_list[0])["graphs"]
159
160 # The returned dictionary is missing the `collectionLabel` entry. Add it manually.
161 for graph in graphs:
162 graph["collectionLabel"] = "Executorch"
163
164 # Create the JSON according to the structure required by the Model Explorer GUI.
165 json_data = {
166 "label": "Executorch",
167 "graphs": graphs,
168 "graphsWithLevel": [
169 {"graph": graph, "level": level} for level, graph in enumerate(graphs)
170 ],
171 }
172
173 # Store the JSON.
174 with open(file_name, "w") as f:
175 json.dump(json_data, f)
176
177
178def visualize_with_clusters(

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visualize_with_clustersFunction · 0.85

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dumpMethod · 0.80

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