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Relies on Removed split_single_dyn_dim compile flag #1711
Exposes dynamic_dimension as a opaque object with dynamic_dimensions and optimals
Exposes ONNX dyn_input_dims and default_dyn_dim to run with dynamic batch
Updates api.py to be able to create objects from aggregate initialization (used for dynamic_dimension)
Uses offload copy for now

Improves the constant propagation for bert models. Larger batch size no longer use as large of constants.  Also improves the speed of model compilation 

This fixes #1700

Solves #1311

Expose get_shape and get_operator methods for instruction_ref object in the python API.

Ensure that we don't have empty inputs when computing shape for pointwise function

Fixes the above behavior
This needs to be changed to allow for setting static shapes with map_dyn_input_dims since you cannot also use map_input_dims

Expose the shape::type_t values to be used by the python api and is required by torch_migraphx to support torchbench models.

Adds a matcher to split_single_dyn_dim to find all broadcast or multibroadcast with two static shape inputs and replaces the instruction with the one input version.
Sorts the get_output_parameters() list to ensure the correct ordering. (Was getting an error for some models.)

Converts can be inserted when the scales and input differ in the onnx file(we are already doing this implicit conversion in the ref implementation). This will also improve the compile-time of quantizelinear.hpp since we can remove the nested visit method.

Examples..

bin/driver verify /codes/onnx_models/resnet50-v1-7/resnet50-v1-7.onnx --split-single-dyn-dim --batch 3 --dyn-input-dim @data "[{min:1, max:4}, 3, 224, 224]"

bin/driver compile /codes/onnx_models/resnet50-v1-7/resnet50-v1-7.onnx --split-single-dyn-dim --default-dyn-dim "{min:1, max:10}" --output resnet50_batch1-10.mxr

bin/driver perf resnet50_batch1-10.mxr --batch 4

Automatically fuse multiple reductions and pointwise operations.

This will replace conv(x+a, w) with conv(x, w) + conv(a, w) where a is a constant so conv(a, w) can be replaced with a constant.

Bug found due to failing torch benchmark. Added test case to reproduce issue causing the model to error out on compile.
Original logic results in the following error:
AMDMIGraphX/src/include/migraphx/op/unsqueeze.hpp:128: normalize_compute_shape: UNSQUEEZE: Axis dimenstion is not divisible by step

Makes the optimals into a std::set<std::size_t>
Changes shape object functions to handle the opts change
Changes to convolution, flatten, pooling, and convolution in that they no longer calculate the output optimal dimensions. Instead returns empty opts. Will need to change this in the future if we want to support dynamic shapes fully.
Many changes to tests and shape calls with respect to the new optimals

Adds the promote_literals compiler pass that moves literals from the submodules to the main module.
With the eliminate_common_subexpression pass, it will remove copies of literals created during split_single_dyn_dim.
Pass is enabled with the split_single_dyn_dim compile option.

Adds a new GPU compiler pass split_single_dyn_dim that handles when one input parameter has a single non-fixed dynamic_dimension.
commonly occurs for dynamic batch or BERT sequence length
Splits the dynamic shape into several submodules will static input parameters to handle all of the cases in the dynamic_dimension range.
Essentially does what I manually did for the select_module verify tests
Adds a compile option split_single_dyn_dim that toggles the pass on/off. Defaults to false.
Updates verify_program.hpp and run_verify.cpp to allow for the tests to change the compile_options

* [MLIR] add dot offloads with manual tuning support
* This commit adds dot + pointwise fusion support
along with manual tuning using rocMLIR.

Refactor to have select_module use output parameters
Disable select_module verify tests on cpu

Fixes #1595

This is the original testcase that sparked the error with missing proper const
folding. Pushing changes up to this branch and closing out the PR #1622

resolve half info messages while building 

Creates the select_module operator that selects one of the submodules passed to it to run based on the submodule parameters.  The submodule is selected by having the exact same static shapes for the arguments to select_module as the parameters in the submodule

Avoids double global loads.  Strided loops are unrolled which lets store results in array which compiler will use registers for since the index access is constant.   Updated to handle large reductions so which results with a better stable diffusion result

* Add driver flag "--exhaustive-tune" to enable tuning, add support for the same in C/C++ and python API

Add dynamic shape support to slice operator.

First draft of this feature doesn't support ops slicing non-fixed, dynamic axes. Resulting shape in such cases is not guaranteed.* Also, onnx parsing doesn't support any arguments other than "axes".