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[D] Intuition behind polyhedral-based IR in DL compilers
March 31, 2024, 2:15 a.m. | /u/qctm
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imagine, you have a 3D cube (let's call it A) that represents a tensor; let's say you have a nested loop that accesses a subcube (let's call it B) of A, where every ith access needs the result of (i -1)th access (B consists of cells and the loop is accessing those cells). the way polyhedral-based IR optimizes the said loop is it divides …
call cells every imagine loop machinelearning tensor the way
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