[Frontend] Prevent tflite frontend from producing int64 shape/parameters #7030
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Seems this pr should resolve #7009 goal |
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I found some shapes and parameters (padding) are converted to int64 from tflite frontend.
The consequence is that the shape of a placeholder becomes
[1, (int64) 112, (int64) 112, 64]. Some of them are int64, the others are int32.This type-mixed shape fails some optimization in the auto-scheduler.
The reason for int64 shape is
ShapeAsNumpyreturnsnp.int32, and it is automatically upcasted tonp.int64when doing computation. To fix this, I convert allnp.int32to python's int to prevent auto upcast.