Enhancing Deep Learning Transpilation with LLMs: Automation and Semantic Consistency

Deep learning (DL) transpilers perform source-to-source model conversion between DL frameworks, simplifying deployment. However, they often fail to bridge operator semantic inconsistencies, resulting in API incompatibilities (e.g., incompatible parameters, missing operators), which cause conversion failures or performance drops

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2025-06-23
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3696630.3731431
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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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Enhancing Deep Learning Transpilation with LLMs: Automation and Semantic Consistency

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Abstract

Deep learning (DL) transpilers perform source-to-source model conversion between DL frameworks, simplifying deployment. However, they often fail to bridge operator semantic inconsistencies, resulting in API incompatibilities (e.g., incompatible parameters, missing operators), which cause conversion failures or performance drops

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Natural Language Processing Techniques
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