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Recently we discovered that torch.log10 behaves differently on different CPUs when the input tensor is float32. pytorch/pytorch#37833Note: This is not a random behavior.
Due to this, we have some tests that passes on some machines but fail on other machines.
A proposed fix for this is to use float64 type before passing the tensor to torch.log10here, and convert back to float32 if the input type was float32
Once this is completed, we could re-enable the following tests;
Recently we discovered that
torch.log10
behaves differently on different CPUs when the input tensor is float32. pytorch/pytorch#37833 Note: This is not a random behavior.Due to this, we have some tests that passes on some machines but fail on other machines.
A proposed fix for this is to use
float64
type before passing the tensor totorch.log10
here, and convert back tofloat32
if the input type wasfloat32
Once this is completed, we could re-enable the following tests;
librosa_compatibility_test
test_batch_consistency
For 2. See the commit b499840 and revert the
atol
to1e-5
.You can run these test with the following commands;
In addition to that, all the existing test that uses
amplitude_to_DB
, should pass.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: