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@sangjunnn Thank you so much. I spent a few hours today installing some docker images with cuda 7.5, it didn't work. But I tried your solution and it worked.

Thanks. Can't test anymore as I have moved to 20.04.

Hello, At first, it seems like a bug but it isn't one, because it appears two times in the einsum product https://github.com/openai/guided-diffusion/blob/27c20a8fab9cb472df5d6bdd6c8d11c8f430b924/guided_diffusion/unet.py#L348-L351 An extra comment would have been welcomed because...

Thanks. My initial thoughts were something more in the line the registering gradient solution. Use your current language independent way (llvm) way of registering gradients and provide an api to...

I like your second solution with register_gradient a lot more. It allows the forward code to be used independently of enzyme. What's great with enzyme, is that it takes a...

Thanks, I'll try testing today. Regarding correctness, that's probably wrong, as I'm not looking at the pointwise exponential, but the matrix exponential. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_exponential In Eigen they are usually computed by...

Thanks. Little updates from my side. I tried before going to sleep but #149 didn't get merged yet, so I tried with latest commit #148 but the custom gradient is...

Hello, I tried it this morning, and managed to get the exp to run with #150. Then I tried the exercise of getting inverse to work the same way that...

Passing the -enzyme-globals-default-inactive=1 flag allows the compilation to work but the derivarive is not as expected `clang testPosit.cpp -I/home/username/universal/include -lstdc++ -lm -Xclang -load -Xclang /usr/local/lib/ClangEnzyme-11.so -mllvm -enzyme-globals-default-inactive=1 -O2 -o testPosit`...

Thanks