When implementing AI operations that involve matrix multiplication or neural network components, explicitly support modern numerical precision formats (TF32, BFloat16, Float8) across different hardware backends. These precision formats significantly accelerate AI training and inference while maintaining acceptable numerical accuracy.
When implementing AI operations that involve matrix multiplication or neural network components, explicitly support modern numerical precision formats (TF32, BFloat16, Float8) across different hardware backends. These precision formats significantly accelerate AI training and inference while maintaining acceptable numerical accuracy.
For maximum performance:
if ((input_.is_cuda() || input_.is_xpu()) && input_.scalar_type() == ScalarType::Half) {
// Use accelerator-specific optimizations
}
These optimizations can lead to significant speedups in large model training and inference without requiring algorithm changes.
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