add regression_threshold_seconds argument to regression/test_runner.py
#17485
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Current value of the
regression_threshold_seconds
is for very fast benchmarks (e.g. sf=0.1). Which more likely causes false positive regressions on large scale factor (sf=100) regression tests.When run large scale factor (sf=100) regression tests, we'd like to define a bigger
regression_threshold_seconds
value.Run the
regression/test_runner.py --regression-threshold-seconds=2.0
when with large scale factor. There is a default value of the regression threshold in seconds for very fast benchmarks, so run it without passingregression-threshold-seconds
parameter to the test runner.