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This method checks whether a protobuf in a particular type is valid.
check(proto, ir_version)# S3 method for onnx_pb2.ModelProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)# S3 method for onnx_pb2.GraphProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)# S3 method for onnx_pb2.TensorProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)# S3 method for onnx_pb2.AttributeProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)# S3 method for onnx_pb2.NodeProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
# S3 method for onnx_pb2.ModelProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
# S3 method for onnx_pb2.GraphProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
# S3 method for onnx_pb2.TensorProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
# S3 method for onnx_pb2.AttributeProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
# S3 method for onnx_pb2.NodeProto check(proto, ir_version = 3L)
The proto
The version of the proto
# NOT RUN { library(onnx) # Define a node protobuf and check whether it's valid node_def <- make_node("Relu", list("X"), list("Y")) check(node_def) # }
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