Add secondary test to kernel explainer pytests for stability in Volta #3282
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| expected_sum = 0.99 <= (abs(np.sum(cp.asnumpy( | ||
| cu_shap_values))) / abs(fx - expected)) <= 1.01 | ||
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do we want the abs? seems like there should not be a sign flip?
how about just np.allclose(1.00, np.sum(cp.asnumpy(..)) / (fx - expected), atol=tolerance) so we're consistent with other tolerance use?
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More generally, I think this is livable to stabilize CI but I assume we'll commit to getting rid of it before graduating from experimental to non? It's like a nice invariant to maintain but not the most precise test. Maybe add to the shap remaining topics issue?
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There is some odd behavior happening on the linear regression step on Volta GPUs, so this PR adds a secondary test to make the tests stable for 0.17 release.