fixes to pass webnn DequantizeLinear compliance tests over webgpu ep#27778
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fixes to pass webnn DequantizeLinear compliance tests over webgpu ep#27778
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edgchen1
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are we hitting the new code paths with our existing unit tests? I'm not sure if all of the relevant tests in onnxruntime\test\providers\cpu\tensor\quantize_linear_test.cc are running for WebGPU EP. |
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yes, some of the ut was not enabled for webgpu. Fixed now. |
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This PR is on top of a previous PR and fixes the remaining issues.
#27706
All tests here should be passing now over webgpu:
https://wpt.live/webnn/conformance_tests/dequantizeLinear.https.any.html?gpu