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New op that populates a shape with random numbers with a uniform distribution. The rand_uniform op. can implement the Onnx RandomUniform instruction, and can also create the random number sequence necessary to implement Multinomial. (At this time, our Onnx Multinomial parsing generates a random sequence of numbers when parsing as a workaround, so that the resulting program uses the same "random" set every time.)

Arguments: shape, seed. Shape is required; can be static or dynamic. Seed is still optional in this version. If it's not given at inference time, use the value in the creation attribute seed. Update: deleted A boolean use_auto_seed causes any given seed to be ignored.

Added case to skip test_limits<int,long> while running tests on Windows since int and long have same min and max values

Makes a version of allocate that takes in dimensions and allocates a buffer
Going to create a simplify_dynamic_ops compiler pass that will use the use_shape_attr flag
The ONNX op ConstantOfShape needs the buffer to be filled with a specific value, so going to make another PR for that and a fill operator

Re-organizes ref tests to improve the speed of compilation 

Adds support for dynamic input shape in pooling operator along with auto-padding. This combination requires that the padding (and therefore the output shape) can't be computed until runtime.

Allows slice to work with variable starts, ends, and axes input
Outputs a dynamic shape even with a static shape data input when the starts and ends are variable

This PR constitutes the MIGraphX-side changes needed to not break the build in the presence of
ROCmSoftwarePlatform/rocMLIR#1136 , and updates what data is sent in to MLIR during the kernel generation and tuning process.

* add quant_dot fusion, clip literal opt

* use implicit deps for the sorting
* use BFS for sorting program

* Use shape of Instruction (instead of a default) in add_return()

* Instruction validation fix: not to use a default shape value for comparison

* Fix instruction::replace() to recompute shape for "@return"

* handle the case of missing shape in an Instruction related Test

* use compute_shape() to get op shapes + test case for tuple_type

* add test case shape_test/return_shape_tuple

* Add test for @return to check for half type

* Move @return unit-tests around..; Address review comments

* Broken comparison fix: comparison to a (default) shape of tuple_type

* Test cases: (add) return_shape_empty & (modify) return_shape_tuple

* modify the assert() statement

* Add initial tuning support

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* Add extra param

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* Use exauhstive flag

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* Set expected shapes

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* Fix missing symbol

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* Add missing license header

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* Update src/targets/gpu/include/migraphx/gpu/mlir.hpp

* Improve performance of pointwise/reduction kernels when using NHWC layouts

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* Add nhwc test

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* Remove inline namespace

* Add reduce test

The --py output can be loaded back in the driver. This will embed the migraphx interperter so we can execute the python directly. There is a migraphx_py library which will dynamically load the version of the library for python version is available on the system.

* rename function 'near' to 'make_near'

* try disabling vega10 machine

* Add dynamic input to prefix_scan_op

* Added a shape test.  The op should return the same dynamic shape as the input.

* add 2d shape test for prefix_scan

Throwing on these calls catches dynamic shape errors earlier rather than having to backpedal from a bad call

Fixes #1957

Clamping was removed in #1853.

Turns out clamping as necessary to handle overflow/underflow cases. during downcasting, if it overflowed then without clamping it returned infinity.

Fixes #1746

BatchNorm only has x as the runtime input parameter for the following equation. All the other parameters are compile-time constants and related operations can be const-folded before quantizing to fp16 to preserve precision.