Describe the bug
ops.concat does not work the same as torch.cat on an empty tensor(shape=[0]), and this cause an Runtime error when interpreting torch.cat.
To Reproduce
The following is my code for test:
import torch
import hidet
from hidet.graph import ops
x = torch.rand([3, 4, 5])
y = torch.rand([0])
print(torch.cat([x, y]))
# x = hidet.randn([3, 4, 5])
# y = hidet.randn([0])
# print(ops.concat([x, y], axis = 0))
The hidet code report an error but torch work normally.
Expected behavior
I hope that ops.cat can do as tensor.cat does.
Or how can I custom what interpreter dose, for example, interpret torch.cat as my custome operator, but not ops.concat defaultly.
Describe the bug ops.concat does not work the same as torch.cat on an empty tensor(shape=[0]), and this cause an Runtime error when interpreting torch.cat.
To Reproduce The following is my code for test:
The hidet code report an error but torch work normally.
Expected behavior I hope that ops.cat can do as tensor.cat does. Or how can I custom what interpreter dose, for example, interpret
torch.cat
as my custome operator, but notops.concat
defaultly.Enviroment