feat: support evaluating multiple input configurations per kernel task#69
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Can you put an example (e.g. DSv4) with multiple input? So that we could follow the format for other test cases?
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Sure, add one commit to remove outdated files and add a dsv4 test case. |
…s a multi-input example
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Looks like you removed a couple of ops in dataset? Is it intended?
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Intended. They are outdated. |
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This PR upgrades the JAX evaluation module to support running and benchmarking multiple input data configurations sequentially for a single kernel task.
Key Changes:
EvaluationResult):compiled_successfully,numerically_correct,max_abs_diff,reference_time_ms,error_trace, etc.) from scalar types toListtypes.speedupproperties now dynamically compute lists of speedups matching the input configurations.harness_code.py):get_inputs()can now return either a single tuple or a list of tuples(dynamic_args, static_args).jnp.allclosefrom crashing on shape mismatches.jax_kernel_evaluator.py,evaluation_utils.py):