Implement hinge_embedding_loss as a native function.#5080
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Here's some cuda float benchmarks I ran on size (3,224,224) inputs X 5000 times. forward (original) [0.9593739309348166, 0.9427497601136565, 0.941170543897897] forward (new C++) [0.8017345448024571, 0.7572555402293801, 0.7593198330141604] |
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Hinge embedding currently fails nn tests when WITH_SCALARS is enabled due to some python function implementation details (that should go away soon when variable and tensor are merged). In addition, this is simpler and faster.