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Summary: slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors. We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout. Test Plan: python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo Reviewers: Subscribers: Tasks: Tags:
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…out (#2174) Summary: slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors. We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout. Test Plan: python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo Reviewers: Subscribers: Tasks: Tags: * simplify code * add check for data_ptr * format * avoid div by zero * format
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* [reland] Fixing aliasing behavior for slice in AQT TensorCoreTiledLayout (#2174) Summary: slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors. We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout. Test Plan: python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo Reviewers: Subscribers: Tasks: Tags: * simplify code * add check for data_ptr * format * avoid div by zero * format * fix shape
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* Fixing aliasing behavior for slice in AQT TensorCoreTiledLayout Summary: slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors. We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout. Test Plan: python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo Reviewers: Subscribers: Tasks: Tags: * simplify code * add check for data_ptr * format * avoid div by zero * format
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* [reland] Fixing aliasing behavior for slice in AQT TensorCoreTiledLayout (#2174) Summary: slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors. We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout. Test Plan: python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo Reviewers: Subscribers: Tasks: Tags: * simplify code * add check for data_ptr * format * avoid div by zero * format * fix shape
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Summary:
slice op is supposed to preserve aliasing (output of slice should alias the input), but this is not true for TensorCoreTiledLayout (used by int4wo), and some others like gemlite
Reason is that we do unpacking, pading and prepacking right now, which creates new tensors.
We fixes it in this PR by doing slicing on the packed inner Tensor directly, specifically packed_weight and scale_and_zero in TensorCoreTiledLayout.
Test Plan:
python test/dtypes/test_affine_quantized.py -k test_slice_and_copy_int4wo
Reviewers:
Subscribers:
Tasks:
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