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Fix shared-storage mutation in sliding-window inference - #9163
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- Line 73: Add docstrings to `test_predictor_weighting_preserves_dtype_rounding`
and `test_predictor_output_alias_preserves_input`, without `Args`, `Returns`, or
`Raises` sections. Add a docstring to the nested `predictor` documenting its
`patch` parameter and its tensor, tuple, or dictionary return value; omit a
`Raises` section.
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Add docstrings to the new definitions.
The two test methods and nested predictor lack docstrings, which violates the Python path instruction. Document only applicable sections: the test methods need no Args, Returns, or Raises sections; predictor should document patch and its tensor, tuple, or dictionary return value. No Raises section is needed.
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class TestSlidingWindowInference(unittest.TestCase):
def test_predictor_weighting_preserves_dtype_rounding(self):
+ """Verify that predictor weighting preserves expected dtype rounding."""
for device, input_dtype, predictor_dtype in itertools.product(
_devices[0], (torch.float16, torch.float32, torch.float64), (torch.float16, torch.float32, torch.float64)
):
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def test_predictor_output_alias_preserves_input(self):
+ """Verify that predictor output aliasing does not mutate the input."""
for device, mode, batch_size, structure in itertools.product(
_devices[0], ("constant", "gaussian"), (1, 2), ("tensor", "tuple", "dict")
):
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def predictor(patch):
+ """Return the patch in the requested output structure.
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+ Args:
+ patch: Input patch tensor.
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+ Returns:
+ The patch tensor, a tuple containing the patch, or a
+ dictionary containing the patch.
+ """
if structure == "tuple":
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Review comment at @tests/inferers/test_sliding_window_inference.py at line 73:
Add docstrings to `test_predictor_weighting_preserves_dtype_rounding` and
`test_predictor_output_alias_preserves_input`, without `Args`, `Returns`, or
`Raises` sections. Add a docstring to the nested `predictor` documenting its
`patch` parameter and its tensor, tuple, or dictionary return value; omit a
`Raises` section.
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The issue is the in-place weighting of predictor outputs. If an output shares storage with the input or another output, Gaussian blending can modify the input or apply the weights more than once.
The fix avoids modifying shared storage while preserving the existing mixed-precision rounding behavior. The added tests cover tensor, tuple and dictionary outputs, as well as dtype combinations, on CPU and CUDA.
All 42 regression subcases pass with the fix. Running the aliasing test against the original implementation produces 10 expected failures. Eight paired benchmarks on an NVIDIA L4 produced bitwise-identical outputs for valid baseline cases, with measured runtime increases of 1.01–3.36%. The additional peak PyTorch-allocated memory was zero in seven cases and 75,264 bytes in one.
These checks used synthetic inputs and a lightweight predictor, not clinical datasets or trained models. The full test suite was not run.