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Added rot90 batch rule #138
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Description: - Added rot90 batch rule - Enabled associated tests Note: tests seem not be reliable to output bdim. Tests are passing even if batching rule outputs wrong bdim
Yeah our vmap tests don't test for non-zero bdim. We should fix that at some point... |
Does this work with Specifically, |
@Chillee I like this magical macro ! Yes, seems like tests are passing with REDUCTION_BOXED_ARGS and without writing any batching rule :) Let me update the PR. The only point here is that |
There's an xfail now passing - I suspect you need to also remove the test from the |
LGTM. Thanks! |
* Added rot90 batch rule Description: - Added rot90 batch rule - Enabled associated tests Note: tests seem not be reliable to output bdim. Tests are passing even if batching rule outputs wrong bdim * Replaced manual batching rule with REDUCTION_BOXED_ARGS * Removed commented xfail('rot90')
* Added rot90 batch rule Description: - Added rot90 batch rule - Enabled associated tests Note: tests seem not be reliable to output bdim. Tests are passing even if batching rule outputs wrong bdim * Replaced manual batching rule with REDUCTION_BOXED_ARGS * Removed commented xfail('rot90')
* Added rot90 batch rule Description: - Added rot90 batch rule - Enabled associated tests Note: tests seem not be reliable to output bdim. Tests are passing even if batching rule outputs wrong bdim * Replaced manual batching rule with REDUCTION_BOXED_ARGS * Removed commented xfail('rot90')
Description:
Related to #112
Note: tests seem not be reliable to output bdim.
Tests are passing even if batching rule outputs wrong bdim