onednn-src 0.1.13

Source of oneAPI Deep Neural Network Library (oneDNN)
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#ifndef GRAPH_BACKEND_DNNL_PASSES_INSERT_OPS_HPP
#define GRAPH_BACKEND_DNNL_PASSES_INSERT_OPS_HPP

#include <memory>
#include <vector>

#include "graph/interface/c_types_map.hpp"

#include "graph/backend/dnnl/subgraph.hpp"

namespace dnnl {
namespace impl {
namespace graph {
namespace dnnl_impl {

status_t insert_permute_for_conv_or_deconv(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

status_t insert_permute_for_op_only_require_data_format(
        std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

status_t insert_permute_for_shuffle(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

status_t insert_to_group_for_conv_or_deconv(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

status_t insert_to_group_for_reorder(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert a permute op to transposed the scale and zero points on matmul's
/// input tensors.
status_t insert_permute_for_dynamic_mul_scale_sub_zp(
        std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert a permute op to transpose matmul's input tensors
///
/// Only valid for below scenarios:
/// (1) src or weight's ndims is greater than 1
/// (2) either `transpose_a` or `transpose_b` is true
status_t insert_permute_for_matmul(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert reshape pair for ndx2d matmul for better performance
///
/// For ndx2d matmul:
/// 1) reshape src0 to 2d(keep last dimension and flatten others)
/// 2) reshape dst back to nd after compilation
status_t insert_reshape_for_ndx2d_matmul(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert reshape for 5D sdpa. sdpa only support 4D input/output
/// 1) reshape Q/K/V/scale/mask from 5D to 4D
/// 2) reshape output from 4D to 5D
status_t insert_reshape_for_sdpa(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert reshape for 5D sdpa_bwd. sdpa_bwd only supports 4D input/output
/// 1) reshape Q/K/V/dst/diff_dst/scale/mask from 5D to 4D
/// 2) reshape diff_query/diff_key/diff_value from 4D to 5D
status_t insert_reshape_for_sdpa_bwd(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert permute for dQ,dK,dV based on whether Q,K,V are permuted or not.
status_t insert_permute_for_sdpa_bwd(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

// Insert an unsqueeze-squeeze pair for matmul
//
// The usage of unsqueeze op:
// - one of inputs (src or weight) has only one dimension, DNNL require at two
//   dimensions, so need to insert dim 1 before/after the current dim
// - The batch dimensions of src and weight are not matched, need to unsqueeze
// - bias dimensions are not matched with dst, need to unsqueeze
//
// The usage of squeeze op:
// - Only will be inserted when previously unsqueeze op(s) inserted For example,
//   considering two inputs [3,4]x[4], the second input will be unsqueezed into
//   [4,1], hence the output shape should be [3,1]. However, this is
//   inconsistent with the results derived from the shape inference. So we use
//   squeeze here to remove the extra 1 dimension to produce output with [3].
status_t insert_unsqueeze_and_squeeze_for_matmul(
        std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert an dnnl_reorder op for matmul's weight tensor to shift the weight
/// from u8 to s8
///
/// Only valid for below scenarios: src and weight's dtype are both uint8
status_t insert_u8_to_s8_for_matmul(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

status_t insert_runtime_u8_to_s8_for_matmul(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

/// Insert unsqueeze op to make PReLU input shapes meet DNNL requirements
///
/// unsqueeze inserts 1 at the beginning of the weight dims as many as needed,
/// so that the weights have the same number of ndims as src.
status_t insert_unsqueeze_for_prelu(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

// Insert unsqueeze and squeeze op for PReLUBackward:
// - The weights dims we receive from the frameworks do not meet DNNL
//   requirements. Its number of dimensions are less than the number of src
//   dimensions. Therefore, we need to use unsqueeze and squeeze to satisfy
//   certain conditions.
//
// The usage of unsqueeze op:
// - unsqueeze inserts 1 at the beginning of the weight dims dims as many as
//   needed, so that the weights have the same number of ndims as src.
//
// The usage of squeeze op: squeeze op is the inverse of unsqueeze and is needed
// to restore the original dimensions of the diff weights at the output.
status_t insert_unsqueeze_and_squeeze_for_prelu_bwd(
        std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

// Insert unsqueeze and squeeze op for reduction:
// - Both OPs will only be inserted when reduction 'keep_dims' attribute is
//   equal to false. Their goal is to make subgraph compatible with oneDNN
//   requirements (no support for dropping axes on which reduction was
//   performed).
//
// The usage of unsqueeze op:
// - It will be placed before each post-op src1 input (if exists).
//
// The usage of squeeze op:
// - It will be placed after reduction op or (if present) after its last
//   supported post-op. Squeeze will take responsibility for removing reduced
//   dimensions, meaning that reductions 'keep_dims' attribute will be changed
//   to true.
status_t insert_unsqueeze_and_squeeze_for_reduction(
        std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

///  This pass insert host_scalar op for logical tensor with scalar value
status_t insert_host_scalar(std::shared_ptr<subgraph_t> &sg);

} // namespace dnnl_impl
} // namespace graph
} // namespace impl
} // namespace dnnl

#endif