Source code for nvtripy.frontend.ops.allclose

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from nvtripy import export
from nvtripy.utils import wrappers


[docs] @export.public_api(document_under="operations/functions") @wrappers.interface( dtype_constraints={"input": "T1", "other": "T1"}, dtype_variables={"T1": ["float32", "float16", "bfloat16"]} ) def allclose(input: "nvtripy.Tensor", other: "nvtripy.Tensor", rtol: float = 1e-05, atol: float = 1e-08) -> bool: r""" Returns ``True`` if the following equation is true for every element in ``input`` and ``other`` : :math:`|\text{input}_i - \text{other}_i| <= (\text{atol} + \text{rtol} * |\text{other}_i|)` .. caution:: This function cannot be used in a compiled function or :class:`nvtripy.Module` because it depends on evaluating its inputs, which is not allowed during compilation. Args: input: First tensor to compare. other: Second tensor to compare. rtol: The relative tolerance. atol: The absolute tolerance. Returns: ``True`` if the tensors were within the specified tolerances and ``False`` otherwise. .. code-block:: python :linenos: :caption: Within Tolerance # doc: print-locals out out = tp.allclose(tp.Tensor([1e-7]), tp.Tensor([1.1e-7])) assert out .. code-block:: python :linenos: :caption: Outside Tolerance # doc: print-locals out out = tp.allclose(tp.Tensor([1e-7]), tp.Tensor([1.2e-7])) assert not out """ from nvtripy.frontend.ops.reduce.all import all compare = abs(input - other) <= (atol + rtol * abs(other)) # TODO (#571) Remove this workaround - we evaluate `compare` to avoid a bug where # including the `all` within a larger computation graph sometimes causes false negatives: compare.eval() return bool(all(compare))