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[OpPerf] PDF Random ops fix#15661
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* fix pdf sample for opperf benchmark * change sample array * Trigger notification
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Fixes #15636
Newly add PDF Random ops - #14617
Caused the opperf.py to error out due to parameter issues.
Hence added new param
sampleto handle thatChecklist
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Had to add a param Sample (of type NDArray) so as to cater to all the random_pdf_* functions.
Moreover, I tried playing with different shapes and dimensions. Based of various functions and their definitions, it turns out (2,) is the one-size-fits-all solution. Different functions have different requirement and hence its tough to come up with larger shapes that won't give error on any of these functions.
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python benchmark/opperf/opperf.pysuccessfully without error on CPU & GPUError resolved
If you checkout master and run
python benchmark/opperf/opperf.pyWill give you following error