standard_gamma_grad_one Class — pytorch Architecture
Architecture documentation for the standard_gamma_grad_one class in Distributions.h from the pytorch codebase.
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aten/src/ATen/native/Distributions.h lines 301–368
template <typename scalar_t, typename accscalar_t>
C10_HOST_DEVICE scalar_t standard_gamma_grad_one(scalar_t alpha_, scalar_t x_) {
// Use a Taylor series expansion for small x.
accscalar_t x = static_cast<accscalar_t>(x_);
accscalar_t alpha = static_cast<accscalar_t>(alpha_);
if (x < 0.8f) {
accscalar_t numer = 1;
accscalar_t denom = alpha;
auto series1 = numer / denom;
auto series2 = numer / (denom * denom);
for (int i = 1; i <= 5; ++i) {
numer *= -x / static_cast<accscalar_t>(i);
denom += 1;
series1 += numer / denom;
series2 += numer / (denom * denom);
}
const auto pow_x_alpha = compat_pow(x, alpha);
const auto gamma_pdf = compat_pow(x, alpha - 1) * compat_exp(-x);
const auto gamma_cdf = pow_x_alpha * series1;
const auto gamma_cdf_alpha =
(compat_log(x) - digamma_one<accscalar_t, accscalar_t>(alpha)) *
gamma_cdf -
pow_x_alpha * series2;
const auto result = -gamma_cdf_alpha / gamma_pdf;
return isnan(result) ? static_cast<scalar_t>( 0.f ) : static_cast<scalar_t>(result);
}
// Use a Rice saddle point expansion for large alpha.
if (alpha > 8.0f) {
if (0.9f * alpha <= x && x <= 1.1f * alpha) {
const auto numer_1 = 1 + 24 * alpha * (1 + 12 * alpha);
const auto numer_2 = 1440 * (alpha * alpha) + 6 * x * (53 - 120 * x)
- 65 * x * x / alpha + alpha * (107 + 3600 * x);
const auto denom = 1244160 * (alpha * alpha) * (alpha * alpha);
return static_cast<scalar_t>(numer_1 * numer_2 / denom);
}
const auto denom = compat_sqrt(8 * alpha);
const auto term2 = denom / (alpha - x);
const auto term3 = compat_pow(
x - alpha - alpha * compat_log(x / alpha),
static_cast<accscalar_t>(-1.5));
const auto term23 = (x < alpha) ? term2 - term3 : term2 + term3;
const auto term1 = compat_log(x / alpha) * term23 -
compat_sqrt(2 / alpha) * (alpha + x) / ((alpha - x) * (alpha - x));
const auto stirling = 1 + 1 / (12 * alpha) * (1 + 1 / (24 * alpha));
const auto numer = x * term1;
return static_cast<scalar_t>(-stirling * numer / denom);
}
// Use a bivariate rational approximation to the reparameterized gradient.
const auto u = compat_log(x / alpha);
const auto v = compat_log(alpha);
static const accscalar_t coef_uv[3][8] = {
{0.16009398, -0.094634809, 0.025146376, -0.0030648343,
1, 0.32668115, 0.10406089, 0.0014179084},
{0.53487893, 0.1298071, 0.065735949, -0.0015649758,
0.16639465, 0.020070113, -0.0035938915, -0.00058392623},
{0.040121004, -0.0065914022, -0.0026286047, -0.0013441777,
0.017050642, -0.0021309326, 0.00085092367, -1.5247877e-07},
};
accscalar_t coef_v[8];
for (int i = 0; i < 8; ++ i) {
coef_v[i] = coef_uv[0][i] + u * (coef_uv[1][i] + u * coef_uv[2][i]);
}
const auto p = coef_v[0] + v * (coef_v[1] + v * (coef_v[2] + v * coef_v[3]));
const auto q = coef_v[4] + v * (coef_v[5] + v * (coef_v[6] + v * coef_v[7]));
return static_cast<scalar_t>(compat_exp(p / q));
}
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