I'm assuming this is faster, and/or lets you run a bigger, smarter model than just using the generic tool chain, but it doesn't spell out the level of existing improvements over that baseline or expected improvements as far as I can see?
Presumably you can work it out based on the numbers given if you have the relevant comparison values.
I'm assuming this is faster, and/or lets you run a bigger, smarter model than just using the generic tool chain, but it doesn't spell out the level of existing improvements over that baseline or expected improvements as far as I can see?
Presumably you can work it out based on the numbers given if you have the relevant comparison values.