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Creating Custom Operations for the IPU
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  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Creating a custom op in PyTorch
    • 2.1. Implementing the custom op
    • 2.2. Make the op available in PyTorch
  • 3. Creating a custom op in TensorFlow
    • 3.1. A custom op that executes on the IPU
    • 3.2. A custom op that executes on the host CPU
  • 4. Creating a custom op in PopART
    • 4.1. Implementing the custom op in PopART
    • 4.2. Make the op available in PopART
  • 5. Creating a custom op in PopXL
    • 5.1. Setting up the environment
    • 5.2. Implementing the custom op in C++
    • 5.3. Make the op available in PopXL
  • 6. Examples
  • 7. Trademarks & copyright
Creating Custom Operations for the IPU

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