replace
Applicable Products
All processors
Function Usage
Replaces the subgraph described by boundary with replacement. This is a static method.
Prototype
1 2 | @staticmethod replace(boundary: SubgraphBoundary, replacement: Graph) -> int |
Parameters
Parameter |
Input/Output |
Description |
|---|---|---|
boundary |
Input |
Subgraph boundary, which is of the SubgraphBoundary type. It describes the input or output of the subgraph to be replaced. |
replacement |
Input |
Replacement graph, which is of the ge.graph.Graph type. |
Returns
Type |
Description |
|---|---|
int |
The integer form of the C++ Status. In case of failure, check the logs for information about boundary integrity and index alignment. |
Restrictions
The replacement must be a non-empty graph wrapper. The graph will be copied on the C++ side, but you must still follow GE's ownership rules for Python graph objects.
Example
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | from ge.passes import SubgraphBoundary, SubgraphInput, SubgraphOutput, SubgraphRewriter # n0 and out_node are existing nodes in the main graph, and replacement_graph is the constructed replacement graph. b = SubgraphBoundary() b.add_input(0, SubgraphInput([(n0, 0), (n0, 1)])) b.add_output(0, SubgraphOutput(out_node, 0)) ret = SubgraphRewriter.replace(b, replacement_graph) |
Parent topic: SubgraphRewriter