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[Good First Issue] [ARM]: Implement CPU plugin just-in-time emitter for NotEqual operation #27516

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a-sidorova opened this issue Nov 12, 2024 · 5 comments · Fixed by #28257
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Context

JIT Emitters are part of code generation feature (a.k.a. tensor compiler) that automatically produces highly-efficient optimized fused subgraph binary code. Each emitter implements specific operation from low level OpenVINO dialect.

Prerequisites

Recommended to use ARM CPU based platform for development (e.g. Mac, Raspberry Pi etc). Emulators (e.g. QEMU) is still an option, but not that convenient, especially for final performance evaluation.

What needs to be done?

Tests

Tests are disabled in default build, so ensure to add -DENABLE_TESTS=ON into cmake command.

GoogleTest is used for testing. CPU functional test target is ov_cpu_func_tests. You can use GoogleTest filter:

./bin/[platform]/[build_type]/ov_cpu_func_tests --gtest_filter="*smoke*Comparison*NotEqual*"

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@a-sidorova, @dmitry-gorokhov

@a-sidorova a-sidorova added good first issue Good for newcomers category: CPU OpenVINO CPU plugin platform: arm OpenVINO on ARM / ARM64 labels Nov 12, 2024
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@a-sidorova , Can I work on this ?

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@manojks1999 yes, you can. I assigned you. Feel free to ask if you have any questions 😊

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Hi @a-sidorova, can you help how can I test this on the local machine(Mac m1)?

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@manojks1999 Please check Tests section in the description
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geeky33 commented Dec 28, 2024

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### Details:
# Added NotEqual Operation JIT Emitter for ARM64 SIMD

Implemented fp32 NotEqual operation JIT emitter for ARM64 SIMD platform
using NEON instructions for optimized element-wise comparison
operations. Added new NotEqualEmitter class and integrated with ARM64
executor and kernel (modified create_eltwise_emitter and
get_supported_precisions).

Included comprehensive unit tests and performance benchmarks. Verified
against reference CPU implementation with proper handling of edge cases
(NaN, infinity, denormals).

No breaking changes. Requires ARM64 platform with NEON SIMD support.

### Tickets:
 - *#27516*
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