[Relax][PyTorch] tests for additional modules with exported program translator #17862
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cc @MasterJH5574 @tlopex this is ready for review |
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Looks like there's a conflict to resolve before we can merge this PR. |
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This PR needs changes in light of comments in #17863. Setting back to draft for now. |
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I tested the ingestion and correctness of several PyTorch modules using the exported program translator. The tests in this PR passed out of the box so I'm including them as additional unit tests. The tests for the modules below failed and so will be addressed in future PRs:
[ ] nn.ConvTranspose1d
[ ] nn.ConvTranspose2d
[x] nn.CrossEntropyLoss #17863
[ ] Tensor.scatter
[ ] Tensor.is_floating_point
[ ] torch.lerp