Testing

This document walks you through how to test tt-torch after building from source or installing from wheel

• Infrastructure
• Unit Tests
• Running the resnet Demo
• Compiling and Running a Model
• Model Zoo

Infrastructure

tt-torch uses pytest for all unit and model tests.

Unit Tests

• PyTorch unit tests are located under tests/torch
• Onnx unit tests are located under tests/onnx

You can check that everything is working with a basic unit test:

# If building tt-torch from source
pytest -svv tests/torch/test_basic.py

# If installing tt-torch from wheel
pip install pytest
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tenstorrent/tt-torch/main/tests/torch/test_basic.py -o test_basic.py
pytest -svv test_basic.py

NOTE: If you are using a multiple device setup, we encourage you to run the following tests:

• tests/torch/test_basic_async.py
• tests/torch/test_basic_multichip.py

Running the resnet Demo

You can also try a demo:

# If building tt-torch from source
python demos/resnet/resnet50_demo.py

# If installing tt-torch from wheel
pip install pytest
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tenstorrent/tt-torch/main/demos/resnet/resnet50_demo.py -o resnet50_demo.py
python resnet50_demo.py

Compiling and Running a Model

Once you have your torch.nn.Module compile the model:

import torch
import tt_torch

class MyModel(torch.nn.Module):
    def __init__(self):
        ...

    def forward(self, ...):
        ...

model = MyModel()

model = torch.compile(model, backend="tt")

inputs = ...

outputs = model(inputs)

Example - Add Two Tensors

Here is an example of a small model which adds its inputs running through tt-torch. Try it out!

import torch
import tt_torch

class AddTensors(torch.nn.Module):
  def forward(self, x, y):
    return x + y


model = AddTensors()
tt_model = torch.compile(model, backend="tt")

x = torch.ones(5, 5)
y = torch.ones(5, 5)
print(tt_model(x, y))

Model Zoo

You can view our model zoo under tests/models

Please see overview for an explanation on how to control model tests.

You can always run pytest --collect-only to view available pytest names under test file.

/userhome/tt-torch$ pytest --collect-only tests/models/resnet
====================================================================== test session starts =======================================================================
platform linux -- Python 3.10.12, pytest-8.4.0, pluggy-1.6.0
rootdir: /userhome/tt-torch
configfile: pyproject.toml
plugins: cov-6.2.1
collected 12 items

<Dir tt-torch>
  <Package tests>
    <Dir models>
      <Dir resnet>
        <Module test_resnet.py>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-op_by_op_stablehlo-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-op_by_op_stablehlo-eval]>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-op_by_op_torch-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-op_by_op_torch-eval]>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-full-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[single_device-full-eval]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-op_by_op_stablehlo-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-op_by_op_stablehlo-eval]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-op_by_op_torch-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-op_by_op_torch-eval]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-full-train]>
          <Function test_resnet[data_parallel-full-eval]>