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[BUG] Dtype discrepancy with pandas and groupby on CPU #1778

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oliverholworthy opened this issue Mar 13, 2023 · 1 comment
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[BUG] Dtype discrepancy with pandas and groupby on CPU #1778

oliverholworthy opened this issue Mar 13, 2023 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

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TypeError: Dtype discrepancy detected for column age_days-list: operator Groupby reported dtype `DType(name='float32', element_type=<ElementType.Float: 'float'>, element_size=32, element_unit=None, signed=True, shape=Shape(dims=None))` but returned dtype `DType(name='float64', element_type=<ElementType.Float: 'float'>, element_size=64, element_unit=None, signed=True, shape=Shape(dims=None))`.

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No exception raised, and output matching equivalent result when running on GPU with cudf

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  • Environment location: Docker
  • Method of NVTabular install: from source

Additional context

A similar issue has been reported recently #1767 . However that particular example is now working following a change in core NVIDIA-Merlin/core#226

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angmc commented May 19, 2023

@oliverholworthy I ran on the 23.04 pytorch container without GPU and it ran without error. Is this error only apparent when installing NVTabular from source? Or was it corrected with changes in core also?

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