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## Pre-requisite
(Preferably) bash shell
-benchmark examples
+Built benchmark examples
+python >= 3.6
## Usage
-Run gemm examples of a selected strategy, over all pre-defined tunable configurations, on a set of gemm shapes provided
-by the user. Save the benchmark results to json files in an output directory.
+The tuning consists of 2 steps:
-[$SHELL] ./benchmark_gemm_examples.sh -e \<example_binary_dir\> -s \<strategy\> -g \<gemm_shape_file\> -c \<gemm_config_file\> [-o \<out_dir\>, [-i \<iteration\>]]
+1. Run benchmarks: Run the runner shell script (benchmark_gemm_examples.sh) on
+your target device. Note that all the built benchmark examples have to be
+present on your target device prior to running. The script will run the selected
+strategy, over all pre-defined tunable configurations, on a set of gemm shapes
+provided by the user, and then save the benchmark results to json files in an
+output directory.
+
+[$SHELL] ./benchmark_gemm_examples.sh -s \<strategy\> -e \<example_binary_dir\>
+ -g \<gemm_shape_file\> -c \<gemm_config_file\> [-o \<out_dir\>]
+
+2. Run analyser: Run the python script (GemmTuner.py) on your host device.
+You'll need to transfer all the benchmark result json files generated from the
+previous step to your host machine beforehand. Note that this requires
+python >= 3.6. The script will output the best configuration, along with some
+analysis statistics for each strategy, and optionally save the parsed benchmark
+results into csv files (one for each strategy) for further analysis.
+
+python GemmTuner.py -b \<benchmark_results_dir\> [-o \<out_dir\>]