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🔗 Helpful Links🧪 See artifacts and rendered test results at hud.pytorch.org/pr/117007
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Hi @Xia-Weiwen normally we accept only fixes to regressions and critical fixes for patch release. Submodule update can introduce other breakages. Cherry-pick criteria specified here: #119295 (comment) Please post this PR to main instead. We should be able to introduce this to release 2.3 |
Got it. Thanks. |
Hi @atalman. I thought in previous discussions, we decided to update oneDNN in PyTorch 2.2 patch release to fix the regressions caused by oneDNN v3.3.2. Just for double-check, you meant the fixes were not needed and better to have them in PyTorch 2.3. Is that correct? |
Close as we won't upgrade oneDNN for PyTorch 2.2. Upgrade it for PT 2.3 instead. |
As the title. For PyTorch release/2.2.
This update contains the fixes to the known issues brought by oneDNN v3.3.2 as we listed in #112700
For those issues, we have rerun validation with oneDNN v3.3.4, and results showed that regression has gone. The results are given below and compared with v3.1.1 (the oneDNN version in PyTorch before it was updated to v3.3.2).
pytorch_stargan-train
(see V2 Performance Signal Detected by TorchBench CI on '2.2.0.dev20231205+cu118' benchmark#2076 (comment))Validation results with this patch: Latency increased by 0.60%
Validation results with this patch: Latency reduced by 3.23%
Validation results with this patch: Latency reduced by 0.85%
No other regression was found.
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