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Improve MX4 perf Pt. 1 #2709
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: #2709 This kernel is compute bound when the input tensor is very large. One of the factors and the main optimization for this diff is doing a fusion instruction. That is, instead of doing `x * pow(2, y)`, we do `scalebn(x, y)` -- this significantly reduces the number of cycles needed to do the computation. Improve MX4 kernel performance - replace `pow` with `scalebn` - remove `flush_fp32_subnorms` which is currently not used. (Note: we will update to support this later) Performance improvement: - quantize: 39M cycles -> 24M - dequantize: 28M -> 10M Reviewed By: sryap Differential Revision: D58296469
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: #2709 This kernel is compute bound when the input tensor is very large. One of the factors and the main optimization for this diff is doing a fusion instruction. That is, instead of doing `x * pow(2, y)`, we do `scalebn(x, y)` -- this significantly reduces the number of cycles needed to do the computation. Improve MX4 kernel performance - replace `pow` with `scalebn` - remove `flush_fp32_subnorms` which is currently not used. (Note: we will update to support this later) Performance improvement: - quantize: 39M cycles -> 24M - dequantize: 28M -> 10M Reviewed By: sryap Differential Revision: D58296469
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Summary:
This kernel is compute bound when the input tensor is very large. One of the factors and the main optimization for this diff is doing a fusion instruction. That is, instead of doing
x * pow(2, y)
, we doscalebn(x, y)
-- this significantly reduces the number of cycles needed to do the computation.Improve MX4 kernel performance
pow
withscalebn
flush_fp32_subnorms
which is currently not used. (Note: we will update to support this later)Performance improvement:
Reviewed By: sryap
Differential Revision: D58296469