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mem_fp.set_elem(idx, value);
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}
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});
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SAFE(mem_dt.reorder(mem_fp), WARN);
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return OK;
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}
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static int compare(const prb_t *prb, data_kind_t kind, const dnn_mem_t &fp_mem,
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const dnn_mem_t &dt_mem, res_t *res, const dnn_mem_t *ss = nullptr,
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const dnn_mem_t *sh = nullptr) {
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const char *skind = data_kind2str(kind);
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const int f32_mant_digits = 24;
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const float eps_coeff = (1 << (f32_mant_digits - digits_dt(prb->dt)));
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float eps = eps_coeff * (kind == DATA ? 5e-7 : 0);
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if ((kind == SS || kind == SC || kind == SH) && prb->dir & FLAG_BWD)
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eps = eps_coeff * 5e-6;
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if (is_nvidia_gpu()) {
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// cuDNN stores unbiased variance which requires rescaling by
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// `(N - 1) / N`, where `N = MB * Spatial`. Hence, we cannot set the
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// threshold to 0...
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// Also the mean could also be rounded incorrectly (how?!)
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if (kind == MEAN) eps = 1e-7;
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if (kind == VAR) eps = 4e-7;
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}
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#ifdef DNNL_EXPERIMENTAL
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const bool use_relaxed_validation
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= dnnl::impl::experimental::use_bnorm_stats_one_pass();
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#else
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const bool use_relaxed_validation = false;
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#endif
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if (use_relaxed_validation) {
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// On Intel GPUs mean and variance could be rounded incorrectly because
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// they are calculated using fast but potentially unstable formula.
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if (kind == MEAN) eps = 1e-7;
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if (kind == VAR) eps = 4e-7;
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}
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// Since bwd testing is done using results from forward which are random
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// fp32 values, diff_ss starts fluctuating, so we check norm for both data
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// and SS, SC and SH.
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const bool rely_on_norm = prb->dir & FLAG_BWD;
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const int64_t N = kind == DATA ? prb->mb : 1;
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const int64_t C = kind == DATA ? prb->ic : prb->ic * (kind == SS ? 2 : 1);
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const int64_t SP = kind == DATA ? prb->id * prb->ih * prb->iw : 1;
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const bool use_sc = prb->use_sc();
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const bool use_sh = prb->use_sh();
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const auto nelems = N * C * SP;
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if (nelems == 0) return res->state = PASSED, OK;
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res->total += rely_on_norm ? 1 : nelems;
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diff_norm_t diff_norm;
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for_(int64_t n = 0; n < N; n++)
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for_(int64_t c = 0; c < C; c++)
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for (int64_t sp = 0; sp < SP; ++sp) {
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int64_t i = (n * C + c) * SP + sp;
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const float dt = dt_mem.get_elem(i);
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const float fp0 = fp_mem.get_elem(i);
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const float fp = kind == DATA
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? round_to_nearest_representable(prb->dt, fp0)
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: fp0;
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float diff = 0.f, rel_diff = 0.f;
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bool ok = true;
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if (rely_on_norm) {
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diff_norm.update(fp, dt);
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} else {
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diff = fabsf(fp - dt);
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rel_diff = diff / (fabsf(fp) > FLT_MIN ? fabsf(fp) : 1);
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ok = (fabsf(fp) > 1e-5 ? rel_diff : diff) <= eps;
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/* When the error is larger than eps, It could be
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* due to catastrophic cancellation in final result
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* which is computed as `Y = a * X + b`.
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* When `a * X` is close to `b` and `sign(a * X) = - sign(b)`.
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* Then large error in `a * X` could result in a final
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* result (which has a cancellation i.e. `|Y| = |a*X - (-b)|`)
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* which has no meaningful digits left in mantissa.*/
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if (!ok && (prb->dir & FLAG_FWD) && kind == DATA && ss && sh) {
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const float beta = (use_sc || use_sh)
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? ((const float *)*sh)[c]
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: ((const float *)*ss)[prb->ic + c];
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/* Using an empirically derived threshold,
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* check if cancellation error
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* in `|Y| = |a*X - (-b)|` is huge.*/
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bool maybe_cancellation_error
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= (fabsf(fp - beta)
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/ (fabsf(fp) > FLT_MIN ? fabsf(fp) : 1))
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> 1.0f;
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if (maybe_cancellation_error) {
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/* Check for error in `a * X` */
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float diff_aX = fabsf((fp - beta) - (dt - beta));
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