Feature/add test pytorch imported models

[MaxPayne86]

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[jatinchowdhury18]

Nice, this is looking great!

Would it be possible to also add in the scripts that you used to generate the .json and .csv files? That can be a helpful reference in case we want to expand our tests in the future. It would be nice if the scripts were as minimal as possible, but in case some more dependencies are needed, then maybe adding some comments about how to get the required dependencies would be enough.

[jatinchowdhury18]

RTNeural is intended to be compatible with C++14, so we shouldn't be setting this in the top-level CMakeList.

[jatinchowdhury18]

Nice!

[MaxPayne86]

Would it be possible to also add in the scripts that you used to generate the .json and .csv files?

Script is here. Problem is that currently a CoreAudioML submodule would be needed at least since:

import CoreAudioML.miscfuncs as miscfuncs
import CoreAudioML.networks as networks
import CoreAudioML.dataset as dataset

Let me know if it's okay. Refactoring the code to avoid these deps would probably divert from what we want to do.

RTNeural is intended to be compatible with C++14

Yup, committed by mistake, reverted.

[jatinchowdhury18]

Sure, having the CoreAudioML imports in there is fine, although I guess it would be good to add a comment at the top of the script like # This script depends on the CoreAudioML library (https://github.com/link/to/the/repo).

[MaxPayne86]

@jatinchowdhury18 hello I would like to discuss this PR: I've seen that RTNeural introduces apis for importing pytorch models. On my end I've embedded engine validation inside the plugin. Btw if you think it's still cool to have it I can provide the missing files so that we can merge. Thanks a lot!

[jatinchowdhury18]

@MaxPayne86 Sure thing! My idea with some of the more recent commits was to add an interface that could be used to load PyTorch models directly from the state_dict JSON representation. I think having the script that could be used to convert from a PyTorch-style JSON file to an RTNeural-style JSON file wouldn't directly conflict with that, but I do worry that it might be a little bit confusing having two different ways of solving the same problem. It's probably more of a documentation problem that I would need to solve on my end, but if you have some ideas that would be very helpful as well!

But anyway, for finishing up this PR, I think the steps would be:

• Rebase off of the latest changes to main
• Add the missing scripts
• Update the tests to use the new built-in methods for loading PyTorch layers (so we don't have copies of transpose() defined in multiple places)

That would be fantastic, and thanks again for all your work on this!