set inputs value range to avoid false error

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Description

• Add value range constraints to tensor inputs in test_repro.py

• Specify low and high bounds for bfloat16 and float32 tensors

• Constrain input values to avoid false errors during testing

• Modify 5 tensor creation calls to include LOW_VAL and HIGH_VAL parameters

Changes walkthrough

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Tests

test_repro.py Add value range constraints to tensor inputs                          tests/python/direct/test_repro.py Add low and high value parameters to torch.testing.make_tensor calls Apply value range constraints to bfloat16 tensors with shapes (16, 24578) and (24578,) Apply value range constraints to float32 tensor with shape (16, 1) Leave bool tensor unchanged, maintaining existing test behavior +27/-5

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Missing constant definitions The code uses LOW_VAL and HIGH_VAL constants but these are not visible in the diff. Need to verify these constants are properly defined/imported in the file, otherwise this will cause NameError at runtime. low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL, API compatibility check Verify that torch.testing.make_tensor() accepts 'low' and 'high' parameters in the PyTorch version being used. The API signature should be confirmed to ensure compatibility. torch.testing.make_tensor( (16, 24578), dtype=torch.bfloat16, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL, ), Test behavior impact Adding value ranges to tensors may change test behavior and results. Need to ensure this doesn't affect test validity or cause unintended side effects in the nvfuser execution. torch.testing.make_tensor( (16, 24578), dtype=torch.bfloat16, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL, ), torch.testing.make_tensor( (16, 24578), dtype=torch.bfloat16, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL, ), torch.testing.make_tensor((16, 24578), dtype=torch.bool, device="cuda:0"), torch.testing.make_tensor( (16, 1), dtype=torch.float32, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL ), torch.testing.make_tensor( (16, 24578), dtype=torch.bfloat16, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL, ), torch.testing.make_tensor( (24578,), dtype=torch.bfloat16, device="cuda:0", low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL ),

Test failures

• (Medium, 2) NVFuser output validation mismatches in test_repro.test_shared_memory_usage

  Test Name	GB200	Source
  tests.python.direct.test_repro.test_shared_memory_usage[nvfuser_direct_test=eager]	❌
  tests.python.direct.test_repro.test_shared_memory_usage[nvfuser_direct_test=lru_cache]	❌

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Greptile Summary

This PR adds input value range constraints to test_shared_memory_usage test by specifying low=-2 and high=2 parameters for torch.testing.make_tensor calls.

Key changes:

• Applied LOW_VAL and HIGH_VAL constants (defined at module level as -2 and 2) to 5 out of 6 input tensors in test_shared_memory_usage
• Correctly excluded boolean tensor from value range constraints (not applicable to bool dtype)
• Maintains consistency with existing patterns used throughout the test file for preventing numerical overflow/underflow

Impact:
This change prevents false test failures caused by numerical instability when extreme values are used in the dropout + RMSNorm backward fusion computation, which involves reciprocals, powers, and other operations sensitive to input magnitude.

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk - it only constrains test input values to prevent false errors
• Score reflects that this is a low-risk test-only change following established patterns in the codebase. The change correctly applies value range constraints to numeric tensors while appropriately excluding boolean tensors. The implementation is consistent with 100+ similar usages throughout the same test file.
• No files require special attention

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
tests/python/direct/test_repro.py	Added low and high parameters to torch.testing.make_tensor calls in test_shared_memory_usage to constrain input value range to [-2, 2], preventing numerical overflow/instability issues that caused false test errors

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as test_shared_memory_usage
    participant Torch as torch.testing.make_tensor
    participant Fusion as nvfuser_fusion_id0
    participant Exec as exec_nvfuser
    
    Note over Test: Create input tensors with<br/>constrained value range
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(bfloat16, low=-2, high=2)
    Torch-->>Test: T0: (16, 24578) bfloat16
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(bfloat16, low=-2, high=2)
    Torch-->>Test: T1: (16, 24578) bfloat16
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(bool)
    Torch-->>Test: T2: (16, 24578) bool
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(float32, low=-2, high=2)
    Torch-->>Test: T3: (16, 1) float32
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(bfloat16, low=-2, high=2)
    Torch-->>Test: T4: (16, 24578) bfloat16
    Test->>Torch: make_tensor(bfloat16, low=-2, high=2)
    Torch-->>Test: T5: (24578,) bfloat16
    
    Note over Test,Fusion: Execute dropout+RMSNorm<br/>backward fusion
    Test->>Exec: exec_nvfuser(fusion, inputs, validate=True)
    Exec->>Fusion: Run fusion definition
    Note over Fusion: Cast, mul, reciprocal,<br/>pow, sum operations
    Fusion-->>Exec: T50, T49, T51 outputs
    Note over Exec: Validate results against<br/>expected values
    Exec-->>Test: Success (no false errors)

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Greptile Summary

Added value range constraints (low=LOW_VAL, high=HIGH_VAL) to five tensor inputs in test_shared_memory_usage to prevent false numerical errors during validation. The test reproduces a dropout+rmsnorm backward benchmark and validates shared memory usage calculations. The change aligns with the existing pattern used throughout this test file where LOW_VAL=-2 and HIGH_VAL=2 constrain input ranges for more stable numerical validation.

• Applied range constraints to 5 bfloat16/float32 tensors (excluded the boolean tensor as expected)
• Consistent with 68+ other uses of LOW_VAL/HIGH_VAL in this file
• No logic or functional changes to the test

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk
• The change is a straightforward test improvement that adds value range constraints to tensor inputs, following the established pattern in this test file. No functional code changes, only test data generation improvements to prevent false numerical errors.
• No files require special attention

Important Files Changed

File Analysis

Filename	Score	Overview
tests/python/direct/test_repro.py	5/5	Added value range constraints (LOW_VAL, HIGH_VAL) to 5 tensor inputs (excluding boolean tensor) to prevent numerical errors in dropout+rmsnorm backward test

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Test as test_shared_memory_usage
    participant TorchTest as torch.testing.make_tensor
    participant Constants as LOW_VAL/HIGH_VAL
    participant Fusion as nvfuser_fusion_id0
    participant Validator as exec_nvfuser

    Test->>Constants: Use LOW_VAL=-2, HIGH_VAL=2
    Test->>TorchTest: Create 5 tensors with value range constraints
    Note over TorchTest: bfloat16 (16,24578) x3<br/>float32 (16,1) x1<br/>bfloat16 (24578,) x1
    Test->>TorchTest: Create 1 boolean tensor (no range needed)
    TorchTest-->>Test: Return constrained input tensors
    Test->>Fusion: Define dropout+rmsnorm backward fusion
    Note over Fusion: Operations: cast, mul, add,<br/>reciprocal, sum, broadcast,<br/>pow, neg
    Test->>Validator: Execute fusion with validate_results=True
    Validator->>Validator: Run fusion and validate numerics
    Note over Validator: Constrained inputs prevent<br/>false numerical errors
    Validator-->>Test: Validation passes

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With range [-2, 2] (narrower), Values are concentrated near zero, Much higher probability of getting values like 0.01, 0.001, etc.
Reciprocals can be 100, 1000, or even larger, These large values then get multiplied and summed, causing: Larger intermediate values, Greater accumulation of floating-point errors, Exceeds the validation tolerance