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Test torch transpose operator Supported operand source models for Forge: from dram from host from another op const eval pass mf and df tests Closes [#253](#253)
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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: © 2024 Tenstorrent AI ULC | ||
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 | ||
# | ||
# Tests for testing of transpose operators | ||
# | ||
# In this test we test pytorch transpose operator | ||
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# GENERAL OP SUPPORT TEST PLAN: | ||
# 1. Operand type - any supported type | ||
# 2. Operand source(s): | ||
# (+) 2.1 From another op | ||
# - Operator -> input | ||
# (+) 2.2 From DRAM queue | ||
# - Operator is first node in network | ||
# - Input_queue flag = false | ||
# (+) 2.3 Const Inputs (const eval pass) | ||
# - Operator where all inputs are constants. | ||
# (+) 2.4 From host | ||
# - Input tensor as input of network | ||
# - Operator is first node in network | ||
# - Input_queue flag = true | ||
# 3 Operand shapes type(s): | ||
# (+) 3.1 Full tensor (i.e. full expected shape) | ||
# - 3-4 by default P1 (high prioriy) | ||
# - 2, 5, ++ include P2 (lower prioriy) | ||
# (+) 3.2 Tensor reduce on one or more dims to 1 | ||
# - Vector | ||
# - Only one dim is not equal to 1 | ||
# (+) 3.3 Scalar P2 | ||
# - Create tensor of dimension equal to 0 (tensor from scalar) or just to use scalar as simple value | ||
# 4. Operand / output size of dimensions (few examples of each, 10 values total) | ||
# (+) 4.1 Divisible by 32 | ||
# (+) 4.2 Prime numbers | ||
# (+) 4.3 Very large (thousands, 10s of thousands) | ||
# - 100x100, 100x1000 | ||
# - maybe nightly only | ||
# (+) 4.4 Extreme ratios between height/width | ||
# 4.5 ...probably many more interesting combinations here | ||
# 5. Data format - all supported formats | ||
# (/) 5.1 Output DF | ||
# (/) 5.2 Intermediate DF | ||
# (/) 5.3 Accumulation DF | ||
# (+) 5.4 Operand DFs | ||
# - Fix HiFi4 for math fidelity value | ||
# (+) 6. Math fidelity - LoFi, HiFi2a, Hifi2b, Hifi3, Hifi4 | ||
# - Fix fp16b (default) for data format value | ||
# (/) 7. Special attributes - if applicable.. like approx_mode for Exp, for example | ||
# (/) 8. Special cases - if applicable | ||
# 9. Variable number of operands - if applicable | ||
# (/) Few representative values | ||
# (/) Reuse inputs for selected operators | ||
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import pytest | ||
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from typing import List, Dict, Type, Optional, Any | ||
from loguru import logger | ||
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import torch | ||
import forge | ||
import forge.op | ||
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from test.operators.utils import InputSourceFlags, VerifyUtils | ||
from test.operators.utils import ShapeUtils | ||
from test.operators.utils import InputSource | ||
from test.operators.utils import TestVector | ||
from test.operators.utils import TestPlan | ||
from test.operators.utils import FailingReasons | ||
from test.operators.utils.compat import TestDevice | ||
from test.operators.utils import TestCollection | ||
from test.operators.utils import TestCollectionCommon | ||
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class ModelFromAnotherOp(torch.nn.Module): | ||
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model_name = "model_op_src_from_another_op" | ||
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def __init__(self, operator, opname, shape, kwargs): | ||
super(ModelFromAnotherOp, self).__init__() | ||
self.testname = "Transpose_pytorch_operator_" + opname + "_test_op_src_from_another_op" | ||
self.operator = operator | ||
self.opname = opname | ||
self.shape = shape | ||
self.kwargs = kwargs | ||
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def forward(self, x: torch.Tensor): | ||
# we use Add operator to create one operand which is input for the transpose operator | ||
add = torch.add(x, x) | ||
output = self.operator(add, **self.kwargs) | ||
return output | ||
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class ModelDirect(torch.nn.Module): | ||
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model_name = "model_op_src_from_host" | ||
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def __init__(self, operator, opname, shape, kwargs): | ||
super(ModelDirect, self).__init__() | ||
self.testname = "Transpose_pytorch_operator_" + opname + "_test_op_src_from_host" | ||
self.operator = operator | ||
self.opname = opname | ||
self.shape = shape | ||
self.kwargs = kwargs | ||
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def forward(self, x: torch.Tensor): | ||
output = self.operator(x, **self.kwargs) | ||
return output | ||
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class ModelConstEvalPass(torch.nn.Module): | ||
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model_name = "model_op_src_const_eval_pass" | ||
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def __init__(self, operator, opname, shape, kwargs): | ||
super(ModelConstEvalPass, self).__init__() | ||
self.testname = "Transpose_pytorch_operator_" + opname + "_test_op_src_const_eval_pass" | ||
self.operator = operator | ||
self.opname = opname | ||
self.shape = shape | ||
self.kwargs = kwargs | ||
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self.c1 = torch.rand(*self.shape) - 0.5 | ||
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def forward(self, x: torch.Tensor): | ||
v1 = self.operator(self.c1, **self.kwargs) | ||
v2 = self.operator(x, **self.kwargs) | ||
# add consume inputs | ||
add = torch.add(v1, v2) | ||
return add | ||
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class TestVerification: | ||
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MODEL_TYPES = { | ||
InputSource.FROM_ANOTHER_OP: ModelFromAnotherOp, | ||
InputSource.FROM_HOST: ModelDirect, | ||
InputSource.FROM_DRAM_QUEUE: ModelDirect, | ||
InputSource.CONST_EVAL_PASS: ModelConstEvalPass, | ||
} | ||
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@classmethod | ||
def verify( | ||
cls, | ||
test_device: TestDevice, | ||
test_vector: TestVector, | ||
number_of_operands: int = 1, | ||
input_params: List[Dict] = [], | ||
warm_reset: bool = False, | ||
): | ||
"""Common verification function for all tests""" | ||
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input_source_flag: InputSourceFlags = None | ||
if test_vector.input_source in (InputSource.FROM_DRAM_QUEUE,): | ||
input_source_flag = InputSourceFlags.FROM_DRAM | ||
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operator = getattr(torch, test_vector.operator) | ||
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kwargs = test_vector.kwargs if test_vector.kwargs else {} | ||
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model_type = cls.MODEL_TYPES[test_vector.input_source] | ||
pytorch_model = model_type( | ||
operator=operator, | ||
opname=test_vector.operator, | ||
shape=test_vector.input_shape, | ||
kwargs=kwargs, | ||
) | ||
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input_shapes = tuple([test_vector.input_shape for _ in range(number_of_operands)]) | ||
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logger.trace(f"***input_shapes: {input_shapes}") | ||
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VerifyUtils.verify( | ||
model=pytorch_model, | ||
test_device=test_device, | ||
input_shapes=input_shapes, | ||
input_params=input_params, | ||
input_source_flag=input_source_flag, | ||
dev_data_format=test_vector.dev_data_format, | ||
math_fidelity=test_vector.math_fidelity, | ||
pcc=test_vector.pcc, | ||
warm_reset=warm_reset, | ||
) | ||
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class TestParamsData: | ||
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__test__ = False # Avoid collecting TestParamsData as a pytest test | ||
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test_plan: TestPlan = None | ||
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@classmethod | ||
def generate_kwargs(cls, test_vector: TestVector): | ||
size = len(test_vector.input_shape) | ||
kwarg_list = [] | ||
for dim0 in list(range(0, size, 1)): | ||
for dim1 in list(range(dim0 + 1, size, 1)): | ||
kwargs = {} | ||
kwargs["dim0"] = dim0 | ||
kwargs["dim1"] = dim1 | ||
kwarg_list.append(kwargs) | ||
return kwarg_list | ||
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class TestCollectionData: | ||
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__test__ = False # Avoid collecting TestCollectionData as a pytest test | ||
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all = TestCollection( | ||
operators=[ | ||
"transpose", # 00 | ||
], | ||
input_sources=TestCollectionCommon.all.input_sources, | ||
input_shapes=TestCollectionCommon.all.input_shapes, | ||
dev_data_formats=TestCollectionCommon.all.dev_data_formats, | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionCommon.all.math_fidelities, | ||
) | ||
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single = TestCollection( | ||
input_sources=TestCollectionCommon.single.input_sources, | ||
input_shapes=TestCollectionCommon.single.input_shapes, | ||
dev_data_formats=TestCollectionCommon.single.dev_data_formats, | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionCommon.single.math_fidelities, | ||
) | ||
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TestParamsData.test_plan = TestPlan( | ||
verify=lambda test_device, test_vector: TestVerification.verify( | ||
test_device, | ||
test_vector, | ||
), | ||
collections=[ | ||
# Test plan: | ||
# 2. Operand source(s): | ||
# 3. Operand shapes type(s): | ||
# 4. Operand / output size of dimensions | ||
TestCollection( | ||
operators=TestCollectionData.all.operators, | ||
input_sources=TestCollectionData.all.input_sources, | ||
input_shapes=TestCollectionData.all.input_shapes, | ||
kwargs=lambda test_vector: TestParamsData.generate_kwargs(test_vector), | ||
), | ||
# Test plan: | ||
# 5. Data format | ||
TestCollection( | ||
operators=TestCollectionData.all.operators, | ||
input_sources=TestCollectionData.single.input_sources, | ||
input_shapes=TestCollectionData.single.input_shapes, | ||
kwargs=lambda test_vector: TestParamsData.generate_kwargs(test_vector), | ||
dev_data_formats=[ | ||
item | ||
for item in TestCollectionData.all.dev_data_formats | ||
if item not in TestCollectionData.single.dev_data_formats | ||
], | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionData.single.math_fidelities, | ||
), | ||
# Test plan: | ||
# 6. Math fidelity | ||
TestCollection( | ||
operators=TestCollectionData.all.operators, | ||
input_sources=TestCollectionData.single.input_sources, | ||
input_shapes=TestCollectionData.single.input_shapes, | ||
kwargs=lambda test_vector: TestParamsData.generate_kwargs(test_vector), | ||
dev_data_formats=TestCollectionData.single.dev_data_formats, | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionData.all.math_fidelities, | ||
), | ||
], | ||
failing_rules=[ | ||
# Skip all tests with input shapes with 2 dimensions | ||
TestCollection( | ||
criteria=lambda test_vector: len(test_vector.input_shape) == 2, | ||
skip_reason=FailingReasons.NOT_IMPLEMENTED, | ||
), | ||
# E RuntimeError: TT_FATAL @ /home/kmilanovic/src/ttforge/tt-forge-fe/third_party/tt-mlir/third_party/tt-metal/src/tt-metal/ttnn/cpp/ttnn/operations/data_movement/pad/device/pad_op.cpp:32: input_tensor.get_dtype() == DataType::FLOAT32 || input_tensor.get_dtype() == DataType::BFLOAT16 | ||
# E info: | ||
# E Cannot pad tilized tensor with specified format | ||
TestCollection( | ||
kwargs=[ | ||
# {"dim0": 0, "dim1": 1}, # those are passing | ||
{"dim0": 0, "dim1": 2}, | ||
{"dim0": 0, "dim1": 3}, | ||
{"dim0": 1, "dim1": 2}, | ||
{"dim0": 1, "dim1": 3}, | ||
# {"dim0": 2, "dim1": 3}, # those are failing with different error | ||
], | ||
dev_data_formats=TestCollectionCommon.int.dev_data_formats, | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionData.single.math_fidelities, | ||
failing_reason=FailingReasons.INFERENCE_FAILED, | ||
), | ||
# E AssertionError: PCC check failed | ||
TestCollection( | ||
kwargs=[ | ||
# {"dim0": 0, "dim1": 1}, # those are passing | ||
# {"dim0": 0, "dim1": 2}, # those are failing with different error | ||
# {"dim0": 0, "dim1": 3}, # those are failing with different error | ||
# {"dim0": 1, "dim1": 2}, # those are failing with different error | ||
# {"dim0": 1, "dim1": 3}, # those are failing with different error | ||
{"dim0": 2, "dim1": 3}, | ||
], | ||
dev_data_formats=TestCollectionCommon.int.dev_data_formats, | ||
math_fidelities=TestCollectionData.single.math_fidelities, | ||
failing_reason=FailingReasons.DATA_MISMATCH, | ||
), | ||
], | ||
) | ||
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def get_test_plans() -> List[TestPlan]: | ||
return [ | ||
TestParamsData.test_plan, | ||
] |
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