The surgeon sanitize subtool can be used to fold constants in graphs, remove unused nodes, and topologically sort nodes. In cases where shapes are statically known, it can also simplify subgraphs involving shape operations.

In this example, we'll fold constants in a graph that computes output = input + ((a + b) + d), where a, b, and d are constants:

Running The Example

Fold constants with:
```
polygraphy surgeon sanitize model.onnx \
    --fold-constants \
    -o folded.onnx
```
This collapses a, b, and d into a constant tensor, and the resulting graph computes output = input + e:

TIP: Sometimes, models include operations like Tile or ConstantOfShape, that may generate large constant tensors. Folding these can bloat the model size to an undesirable degree. You can use the --fold-size-threshold to control the maximum size, in bytes, for which to fold tensors. Any nodes that generate tensors over this limit will not be folded, but instead computed at runtime.
[Optional] You can use inspect model to confirm whether it looks correct:
```
polygraphy inspect model folded.onnx --show layers
```