How to get a representative input for UME?
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Review the repository guidance about inputs being distributed separately and the 8 line kernel example mentioned in the issue. Identify and document where a representative real input can be obtained; done means a newcomer can find the input and understand how to use it.
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Description
Hello,
Thank you for releasing the code, much appreciated!
I have an optimization that I've tested on the 8 line kernel with dummy data, and I'd like to test things on a real input.
The github repo says that inputs are distributed separately. How woul I get access to/find a representative input?
Thank you for your time in advance!
All the best,
Armand
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