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tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_gemma3.py (1)
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: Good implementation but consider adding type hints and docstring.The logic correctly addresses the flakiness issue by allowing a small fraction of elements to fail the closeness check. The error message is clear and informative.
Consider these improvements to align with coding guidelines:
- # Allow room for small fraction of elements to fail. This is to mitigate flakiness. - def _assert_most_elems_close(self, actual_value, ref_value, atol, rtol, - max_failed_fraction): + def _assert_most_elems_close(self, actual_value: torch.Tensor, ref_value: torch.Tensor, + atol: float, rtol: float, max_failed_fraction: float) -> None: + """ + Assert that most elements of two tensors are close within given tolerances. + + Allows a small fraction of elements to fail the closeness check to mitigate test flakiness. + + Args: + actual_value: Tensor to compare + ref_value: Reference tensor + atol: Absolute tolerance + rtol: Relative tolerance + max_failed_fraction: Maximum fraction of elements allowed to fail (0-1) + """ + assert 0 <= max_failed_fraction <= 1, "max_failed_fraction must be between 0 and 1"
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tests/unittest/_torch/modeling/test_modeling_gemma3.py (2)
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: LGTM! Proper replacement maintains same tolerances while adding flakiness mitigation.The change correctly replaces the strict assertion with the new helper method, keeping the same tolerance values (atol=0.4, rtol=0.4) while allowing 0.1% of elements to fail. This should address the reported flakiness where individual elements occasionally exceed the threshold.
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: LGTM! Consistent application of flakiness mitigation in generation phase.The change mirrors the context phase update with identical parameters, ensuring consistent tolerance for flakiness across both test phases.
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Description
Gemma3 tests seem to be failing with a single element not meeting the threshold criterion after a dependency update. This MR keeps threshold the same but allows for a small fraction of elements to fail.
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