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Shared-memory-cached kernel for
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to limit atomic conflicts #1050Shared-memory-cached kernel for
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Not part of this PR, but I wonder if there could someday be an overload of this function that would compute this value when not specified.
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Sure, but what kind of use cases do you have in mind? Since this primitive works with keys in the range
[0, nkeys[
it's fair to assumenkeys
will typically be known. For a more generic primitive working with arbitrary keys, we would first need to map them to such a range, and we can computenkeys
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Unless you mean that instead of passing
nkeys
we should get it from the dimensions ofout
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Yeah, I guess the latter option makes sense. I was considering doing something similar in the knn APIs, since the shape of the output matrices already tell us k.
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I see the following options, let me know if you have a preference:
nkeys
a default value and ignore it, using output dims instead (might break compilation due to unused variable warning?)nkeys
a default value and if not overridden by the user, get it from the output dims.nkeys
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The second option looks good to me.
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@Nyrio do you want me to go ahead and merge this PR in the meantime?
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Since we aren't in a hurry, I just did the change in this PR. I'd rather put
nkeys
in last position so we can specifyreset_sums
and ignorenkeys
, but in the interest of not breaking the API I can't do that. If we don't mind breaking the API, I can simply remove the arg and always infer.