Params and MACs Unit Specifier
See original GitHub issueIt would be very useful to have a way to specify the units (MB, GB, etc ) in which the number of parameters and MACS are reported. This could help quickly compare different architectures.
I think of something like adding arguments params_units and macs_units to the summary() function with a default value ‘auto’ to respect the current behavior.
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Thank you for the quick reply @TylerYep . I could try to add this feature if you don’t mind.
Resolved by #188, will be released in v1.7.2.
Thank you for the contribution @richardtml !