Allow onnxruntime quantization preprocessor for dynamic quantization#166
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What does this PR do?
Currently, for the onnxruntime backend, the
QuantizationPreprocessoris usable only for static quantization to exclude nodes to quantize, because the onnx model needs to be already saved when initializingQuantizationPreprocessor, which was handled bypartial_fitmethod used during calibration.With this PR, it is possible to use
QuantizationPreprocessorfor dynamic quantization (if it happens to be relevant at some point -- at least I would like to test it), while making no change to the current workflow.Before submitting
QuantizationPreprocessoris largely (publicly) untested and documented, in a future PR we could improve that.