Imported from GitHub PR https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/41662
This PR addresses minor spelling tweaks in documents
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b806191a117990a479944b40ec7a4b79843287a2 by Kazuaki Ishizaki <ishizaki@jp.ibm.com>:
fix trivial typo
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This is done through reshaping the unranked tensor into a 1D ranked tensor which will result in a safe broadcast/indexing logic when the other operand is a scalar.
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Some gathers can be interpreted as torch index selects. Transforming these
cases allow torch_index_select lowerings to be used for certain gathers.
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The existing conversion no longer worked and was not save to undo. Furthermore, the pattern for mhlo.return had been removed.
Also adds some tests to ensure this does not degrade again.
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Imported from GitHub PR https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/40925
…ad of std.store
The xla_lhlo.const lowering uses std.store to store a constant to
0-d memrefs. Update it to affine.store since such an access is trivially
affine (no indices). An affine.store can always be lowered to std.store.
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9e18ede72fbbca107177bd742921e4cbf77adc82 by Uday Bondhugula <uday@polymagelabs.com>:
[MLIR] Update lhlo.const to linalg lowering to use affine.store instead of std.store
The xla_lhlo.const lowering uses std.store to store a constant to
0-d memrefs. Update it to affine.store since such an access is trivially
affine (no indices). An affine.store can always be lowered to std.store.
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Imported from GitHub PR https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/40745
Fold broadcast_in_dim op if the operand is the result of a tensor splat.
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26c9f631448b8d6ffd20ece39ea8d4132b5550c7 by Uday Bondhugula <uday@polymagelabs.com>:
[MLIR] Add constant folder for xla_hlo.broadcast_in_dim op
Fold broadcast_in_dim op if the operand is the result of a tensor
splat.
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Following on the plan of isolating the compiler/mlir/hlo directory.
Another xla_lhlo dialect will be created under compiler/mlir/xla/ later.
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There is no reason to have a multidimensional iota for codegen.
This should be canonicalized to a single dimensional iota followed
by a broadcast. Changing iota to on a single dimension and a broadcast
substantially simplifies implementing iota operations.
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Also add a localized `mlir-hlo-opt` binary for the testing of
tensorflow/compiler/mlir/hlo/... ; this directory is intended to be self-contained
and depend only on MLIR.
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We're preparing to restructure the MLIR HLO ecosystem with 5 dialects:
- chlo: client dialect with explicit broadcast and multiple composite operations
- mhlo: hlo with dynamic shape, decouple from XLA for evolution purpose
- lmhlo: same as above, but after buffer assignment.
- xla_hlo: mapping 1:1 to the XLA HloInstruction class.
- xla_lhlo: same as above, but after buffer assignment.
The first three dialects are intended to live in the new tensorflow/compiler/mlir/hlo
path, the latter two will be created in tensorflow/compiler/mlir/xla.
This patch only moves the directory, will followup with other transformations and tests.
The structure of the new directory follows: https://llvm.discourse.group/t/rfc-canonical-file-paths-to-dialects/621 as we intend to make it a standalone buildable component (see also https://github.com/google/mlir-npcomp as another example).
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Kazuaki Ishizaki
Hanhan Wang
Tres Popp
Robert Suderman
A. Unique TensorFlower
Stephan Herhut
Uday Bondhugula
Alexander Belyaev
Mehdi Amini
Mehdi Amini