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Internal CPU Plugin Optimizations

The CPU plugin supports several graph optimization algorithms, such as fusing or removing layers. Refer to the sections below for details.

NOTE: For layer descriptions, see the IR Notation Reference.

Fusing Convolution and Simple Layers

Merge of a convolution layer and any of the simple layers listed below:

  • Activation: ReLU, ELU, Sigmoid, Clamp
  • Depthwise: ScaleShift, PReLU
  • FakeQuantize

NOTE: You can have any number and order of simple layers.

A combination of a convolution layer and simple layers results in a single fused layer called Convolution:

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA2(Convolution)
    nodeA2(Convolution) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input) --> nodeB2(Convolution)
    nodeB2(Convolution) --> nodeB3(Simple Layer)
    nodeB3(Simple Layer) --> nodeB4(...)
    nodeB4(...) --> nodeB5(Simple Layer)
    nodeB5(Simple Layer) --> nodeB6(Output)
    end
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Fusing Pooling and FakeQuantize Layers

A combination of Pooling and FakeQuantize layers results in a single fused layer called Pooling:

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA2(Pooling)
    nodeA2(Pooling) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input) --> nodeB2("Pooling [Average]")
    nodeB2("Pooling [Average]") --> nodeB3(Fake Quantize)
    nodeB3(Fake Quantize) --> nodeB4(Output)
    end
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Fusing FullyConnected and Activation Layers

A combination of FullyConnected and Activation layers results in a single fused layer called FullyConnected:

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA2(FullyConnected)
    nodeA2(FullyConnected) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input) --> nodeB2(FullyConnected)
    nodeB2(FullyConnected) --> nodeB3("Activation [ReLU]")
    nodeB3("Activation [ReLU]") --> nodeB4(Output)
    end
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Fusing Convolution and Depthwise Convolution Layers Grouped with Simple Layers

NOTE: This pattern is possible only on CPUs with support of Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2 (SSE 4.2) and Intel AVX2 Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).

A combination of a group of a Convolution (or Binary Convolution) layer and simple layers and a group of a Depthwise Convolution layer and simple layers results in a single layer called Convolution (or Binary Convolution):

NOTE: Depthwise convolution layers should have the same values for the group, input channels, and output channels parameters.

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA2(Convolution)
    nodeA2(Convolution) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input) --> nodeB2(Convolution)
    nodeB2(Convolution) --> nodeB3(Simple Layer)
    nodeB3(Simple Layer) --> nodeB4(...)
    nodeB4(...) --> nodeB5(Simple Layer)
    nodeB5(Simple Layer) --> nodeB6(Depthwise \n Convolution)
    nodeB6(Depthwise \n Convolution) --> nodeB7(Simple Layer)
    nodeB7(Simple Layer) --> nodeB8(...)
    nodeB8(...) --> nodeB9(Simple Layer)
    nodeB9(Simple Layer) --> nodeB10(Output)
    end
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Fusing Convolution and Sum Layers

A combination of convolution, simple, and Eltwise layers with the sum operation results in a single layer called Convolution:

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA4(Any Layer)
    nodeA4(Any Layer) --> nodeA2(Convolution)
    nodeA5(Input2) ---> nodeA2(Convolution)
    nodeA2(Convolution) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input1) --> nodeB7(Any Layer)
    nodeB7(Any Layer) -----> nodeB2("Eltwise[op=sum]")
    nodeB8(Input) --> nodeB9(Convolution)
    nodeB9(Convolution) --> nodeB10(Simple Layer)
    nodeB10(Simple Layer) --> nodeB11(...)
    nodeB11(...) --> nodeB12(Simple Layer)
    nodeB12(Simple Layer) --> nodeB2("Eltwise[op=sum]")
    nodeB2("Eltwise[op=sum]") --> nodeB3(Simple Layer)
    nodeB3(Simple Layer) --> nodeB4(...)
    nodeB4(...) --> nodeB5(Simple Layer)
    nodeB5(Simple Layer) --> nodeB6(Output)
    end
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Fusing a Group of Convolutions

If a topology contains the following pipeline, a CPU plugin merges split, convolution, and concatenation layers into a single convolution layer with the group parameter:

flowchart TD
    subgraph subgraphA1[Runtime Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeA1(Input) --> nodeA2(Convolution)
    nodeA2(Convolution) --> nodeA3(Output)
    end
    subgraph subgraphB1[Original Graph]
    direction TB
    nodeB1(Input) --> nodeB2(Split)
    nodeB2(Split) --> nodeB6(Convolution1)
    nodeB6(Convolution1) --> nodeB4(Concatenation)
    nodeB2(Split) --> nodeB3(Convolution3)
    nodeB2(Split) --> nodeB7(Convolution2)
    nodeB7(Convolution2) --> nodeB4(Concatenation)
    nodeB3(Convolution3) --> nodeB4(Concatenation)
    nodeB4(Concatenation) --> nodeB5(Output)

    end
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NOTE: Parameters of the convolution layers must coincide.

Removing a Power Layer

CPU plugin removes a Power layer from a topology if it has the following parameters:

  • power = 1
  • scale = 1
  • offset = 0

See also