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The Output-Space Hypothesis: Enumerative Equivalence Checking for Tensor Programs
Tensor programs, as used in deep learning models, are a prime target for optimization, as small performance improvements can have a large impact across training or inference workloads. However, such optimizations are complicated and can produce subtle bugs. Traditionally, correctness is assumed when
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