[Bugfix][PyTorch] Support use_input_stats in instance_norm #14963
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shingjan
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| data = inputs[0] | ||
| data_type = input_types[0] | ||
| channels = self.infer_shape(data) | ||
| running_mean = inputs[3] |
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Is this a most recent api change from pytorch or a long ignored params on our side? The former will need us to think about BC.
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The latter I think. The "track_running_stats" has been ignored in the unit test.
By the way, there will be another PR later about BC, also on a similar issue.
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Fix #14926 .
The input should be normalized with the provided running mean and running variance instead of computing the mean and variance from the input data when use_input_stats is set to false.