remove redundant pprint

official/cv/alexnet/src/model_utils/config.py

@@ -119,7 +119,6 @@ def get_config():
                         help="Config file path")
     path_args, _ = parser.parse_known_args()
     default, helper, choices = parse_yaml(path_args.config_path)
-    pprint(default)
     args = parse_cli_to_yaml(parser=parser, cfg=default, helper=helper, choices=choices, cfg_path=path_args.config_path)
     final_config = merge(args, default)
     pprint(final_config)

official/cv/crnn/src/model_utils/config.py

@@ -126,7 +126,6 @@ def get_config():
     final_config = merge(args, default)
     pprint(final_config)
     print("Please check the above information for the configurations", flush=True)
-    pprint(final_config)
     return Config(final_config)
 
 config = get_config()

official/cv/openpose/src/model_utils/config.py

@@ -207,13 +207,12 @@ def get_config():
     default, helper, choices = parse_yaml(path_args.config_path)
     args = parse_cli_to_yaml(parser=parser, cfg=default, helper=helper, choices=choices, cfg_path=path_args.config_path)
     final_config = merge(args, default)
-    pprint(final_config)
-    print("Please check the above information for the configurations", flush=True)
 
     configs = Config(final_config)
     configs.limbs_point = limbs_point
     configs.joint_indices = joint_indices
     pprint(configs)
+    pprint("Please check the above information for the configurations")
 
     return configs
 

utils/hccl_tools/README.md

@@ -48,6 +48,6 @@ hccl_[server_count]s_[rank_size]p.json
 
 Please note that, the server order in the output config file comes from the order of input file list.
 
-For example, running `python merge_hccl.py hccl_1.json hccl_2.json`. The 8 devices in hccl_1.json will be rank 0~7, and the 8 devices in hccl_2.json will be rank 8~15.
+For example, running `python merge_hccl.py hccl_1.json hccl_2.json`. The 8 devices in hccl_1.json will be rank `0~7`, and the 8 devices in hccl_2.json will be rank `8~15`.
 
 While running with wildcard, the exact order is not determined, which is decided by the system. Usually this will result in dictionary order just like `ls` command, but we still suggest you check the result carefully if the order does matter in your situation.