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[Feature] Support for RepPoints ONNXRuntime
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Is there any plan to support RepPoints for ONNXRuntime, specifically adding the MMCVDeformConv2d support? If not, is there any easy way to add them as custom operations? There was an earlier discussion https://github.com/open-mmlab/mmdeploy/issues/439
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@dillonalaird yes, the native implementation of GEMM is very slow. You can use intelMKL, arm compute library or cublas to perform the GEMM (depends on what platform you want to use). Of cause you can do it by your self! how-to-optimize-gemm this is a good start point.
Awesome, thanks for that info @grimoire!