Migrate trace_mode to linear_operators and disable conditional control flow #2163
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We would like to use gpytorch in our NUTS sampler. While the linked code works, it does not utilize JIT compilation (
use_nnc
) because of control flow.I understand
trace_mode
was originally used to disable custom pytorch functions back when JIT did not support compiling through them. This PR (along with cornellius-gp/linear_operator#27) revives the setting for the AoT JIT compiler (https://pytorch.org/functorch/nightly/aot_autograd.html).settings.trace_mode
fromgpytorch
tolinear_operators
trace_mode
is true, currently:linear_operators.utils.cholesky
x1_eq_x2
check ingpytorch.kernels.kernel