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Added fp32 / bf16 forward and backward elementwise_div_mkldnn operator #36158
Added fp32 / bf16 forward and backward elementwise_div_mkldnn operator #36158
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5% of relative error is quite a lot, is oneDNN's precision really that bad?
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The original elementwise_div tests also used 5%, so that's what I sticked with. In reality, the errors are just over 1%. I've changed the relative error to 2% to make this more clear.
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Why backward pass is not checked in this scenario?
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Backward pass doesn't work correctly with broadcast for the elementwise_mkldnn mul and div operators. I've consulted this with @jczaja and he said that these tests can be disabled for now. I've added a comment to notify the fact that this should be looked into.