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About inference efficiency of ONNX with QNN EQ

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Issue type
Feature
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Needs clarification
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cpp

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No file, test, or entry point is named. First identify the ONNX Runtime inference example and QNN EQ setup used for CPU and HTP, then run comparable inference benchmarks; done means reporting the measured efficiency difference between ONNX with QNN EQ and ONNX alone.

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Description

I wonder if anyone have tested the efficiency of ONNX with QNN EQ on cpu or htp?

Or how much faster for inference using the ONNX with QNN EQ than just ONNX alone?

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