feat(paddle): Add backward method to Paddle Frontend #23549
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@AnnaTz here, I made little changes and I tested the function on my machine before commit it, it passed all tests after many trails. I hope no more changes😁😅 |
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| def test_paddle_backward( |
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Please rename the test to test_paddle_tensor_backward to be in line with our naming convention.
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| input_dtype, x = dtype_and_x | ||
| x = Tensor(x) | ||
| helpers.test_frontend_method( |
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x = Tensor(x) should not be needed here. I believe this is done inside test_frontend_method later on.
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@AnnaTz
I passed the five tests only after I add x = Tensor(x), so I think it’s necessary
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Add backward method to Paddle Frontend
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Close #23407
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