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[Frontend][Tensorflow] Support range like axis in tf.raw_ops.All for TF 2.x #7502

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I tried to compile tf2 mobilev2_ssd model from tf hub model zoo. Instead of seeing tf.math.reduce_all, there are several tf.raw_ops.All in the graph_def and the axis is a range node instead of some constant. Hence, I added support for if all attributes(start, limit, delta) are constant in a range node, evaluate it directly by genearting corresponging relay.const.

With this, I was able to compile and run inference successfully for tf2 mobilev2_ssd model.

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LGTM. Thanks.

Also cc @zhiics @yongwww @kevinthesun

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lgtm

@zhiics zhiics merged commit 7f86987 into apache:main Feb 24, 2021
Lokiiiiii pushed a commit to Lokiiiiii/tvm that referenced this pull request Mar 2, 2021
…TF 2.x (apache#7502)

* add TF2.x raw_ops.all axis range support

* apply linting

* fix range() func input
trevor-m pushed a commit to neo-ai/tvm that referenced this pull request Mar 2, 2021
…TF 2.x (apache#7502)

* add TF2.x raw_ops.all axis range support

* apply linting

* fix range() func input
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