When we update Torch versions, we're required to run a test where the only change is the library change and compare the outputs. We saw a measurable improvement in accuracy by upgrading from torch 2.4.x to 2.7.x.
What do you mean with "we're required to"? Isn't that something you do with all libraries and something you as an engineer want to do, at the very least to prove correctness? Personally I couldn't imagine using a 3rd party library without at least have some basic tests to confirm correctness, even when I use PyTorch I do the same.
What do you mean with "we're required to"? Isn't that something you do with all libraries and something you as an engineer want to do, at the very least to prove correctness? Personally I couldn't imagine using a 3rd party library without at least have some basic tests to confirm correctness, even when I use PyTorch I do the same.