ColossalAI/tests/test_tensor/test_tensor.py

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import torch
import pytest
from colossalai.tensor import ColoTensor
from numpy import allclose
def test_tensor_indexing():
torch_t = torch.randn(2, 3)
colo_t = ColoTensor(torch_t)
assert allclose(torch_t[:, 1], colo_t[:, 1])
@pytest.mark.skip
# FIXME(ver217): support lazy init
def test_lazy_init_tensor():
lazy_t = ColoTensor(2, 3, dtype=torch.float32, requires_grad=True)
assert lazy_t._torch_tensor.numel() == 0
assert lazy_t.numel() == 6 == lazy_t.torch_tensor().numel()
def test_wrapped_tensor_func():
t_ref = torch.randn(4, 5)
t = ColoTensor.from_torch_tensor(t_ref.clone())
# non-func attr
assert t.is_cuda == t_ref.is_cuda
# TODO I don't find out a tensor function which returns None.
# return 1 torch.Tensor
t_abs = t.abs()
assert isinstance(t_abs, ColoTensor) and torch.equal(t_abs, t_ref.abs())
# return 1 non-torch.Tensor
assert t.dim() == t_ref.dim()
# return >1 torch.Tensor
t_split1, t_split2 = t.split(2)
assert isinstance(t_split1, ColoTensor) and isinstance(t_split2, ColoTensor)
def test_operand():
t_ref = torch.randn(4, 5)
t = ColoTensor.from_torch_tensor(t_ref.clone())
t_ref_res = t_ref + t_ref
t_res = t + t
assert torch.allclose(t_ref_res, t_res)