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When floor's input is very large (say 10**10), it returns very strange outputs that are different to PyTorch and Numpy. This seems to be related to shape. When we first tried a random shape [2, 1] it works fine and we need to exactly use [2, 2] as its input tensor shape to reproduce the issue.
Urgency
none.
System information
OS Platform and Distribution (e.g., Linux Ubuntu 16.04): 20.04
ONNX Runtime installed from (source or binary): source
Describe the bug
When floor's input is very large (say 10**10), it returns very strange outputs that are different to PyTorch and Numpy. This seems to be related to shape. When we first tried a random shape
[2, 1]
it works fine and we need to exactly use[2, 2]
as its input tensor shape to reproduce the issue.Urgency
none.
System information
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
No exception.
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