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This blog post from @nvidia is intended to develop a clearer way of reasoning about performance optimization for PyTorch models and other representations. It explores questions such as: What makes one compiled engine better than another? Why can individually promising decisions fail end to end? How should accuracy constrain performance optimization? It introduces the Global Performance Tuner, a feature for automatic performance tuning released in TensorRT 11.1, and explores these questions through an intuitive example and a mathematical framework. Read the full blog post here: https://bit.l
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