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Summary: Use fastmath intrinsics in `tanh_approx_fp32` when we don't have a native fast tanh instruction. We need to use the sigmoid formulation rather than dividing two exponents due to numeric stability. Differential Revision: D83082730
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Summary: Use fastmath intrinsics in `tanh_approx_fp32` when we don't have a native fast tanh instruction. We need to use the sigmoid formulation rather than dividing two exponents due to numeric stability. Differential Revision: D83082730
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Summary: Use fastmath intrinsics in
tanh_approx_fp32
when we don't have a native fast tanh instruction. We need to use the sigmoid formulation rather than dividing two exponents due to numeric stability.Differential Revision: D83082730