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However according to the kernel code there is no such parameter as a height stride, it is always assumed to be equal to 1. This means that if input data is in the NHWC format, they must be physically re-ordered. It's not possible to simply change the strides order to get MIOpen algorithms working.
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@dtarakanov1 Thanks for your comment. Consistent striding is something we need to add across the library. Look for better support in the future releases.
MIOpen supports data with the NCHW layout. A tensor descriptor works dimensions in the NCHW order.
A tensor descriptor also requires an array of strides (see e.g.
miopenSetTensorDescriptor()
).However according to the kernel code there is no such parameter as a height stride, it is always assumed to be equal to 1. This means that if input data is in the NHWC format, they must be physically re-ordered. It's not possible to simply change the strides order to get MIOpen algorithms working.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: