fix(networks): AffineHead follows the module's dtype, not just device - #9104
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self.grid is a plain attribute (torch.stack(...).to(dtype=torch.float)), never register_buffer'd. forward() re-derived only its device (self.grid.to(device=f.device)) every call, never its dtype. Casting a GlobalNet/LocalNet (both build on AffineHead) to half precision left self.grid at float32 while theta (from self.fc, whose weights did move) became float16 -- the very first half-precision forward call crashed: RuntimeError: expected scalar type Half but found Float at affine_transform's torch.einsum, which requires matching dtypes. Fix: re-derive dtype alongside device every forward call, mirroring the input f's dtype -- the same reference point self.fc(f...) already requires matching, so this is guaranteed consistent with theta's dtype by the time affine_transform(theta) - self.grid runs. Verified: half-precision GlobalNet forward no longer crashes (both 2D and via the full network), returns float16 output at the correct shape; float32 path is unaffected (byte-identical, since f.dtype was already torch.float in that case). Added test_half_precision_forward to test_globalnet.py; fails with the predicted RuntimeError on unpatched code, passes with the fix. Full existing GlobalNet/RegUNet test suites pass unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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298-298: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd Google-style docstrings to the changed Python definitions.
monai/networks/nets/regunet.py#L298-L298: documentAffineHead.forwardarguments, return value, and possibleValueError.tests/networks/nets/test_globalnet.py#L102-L102: document the half-precision forward test.As per path instructions: docstrings should be present for all definitions and describe variables, return values, and raised exceptions in Google-style sections.
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108-110: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRun the half-precision test on the selected device.
This test ignores
device, so CUDA runs keepnetandimgon CPU. They do not cover the half-precision CUDA path.Proposed fix
- net = GlobalNet(**input_param).half() + net = GlobalNet(**input_param).to(device).half() ... - img = torch.randn(input_shape, dtype=torch.float16) + img = torch.randn(input_shape, device=device, dtype=torch.float16)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@monai/networks/nets/regunet.py`:
- Line 298: Add Google-style docstrings to AffineHead.forward describing its
arguments, return value, and possible ValueError; also document the
half-precision forward test in tests/networks/nets/test_globalnet.py. Update
both affected definitions: monai/networks/nets/regunet.py lines 298-298 and
tests/networks/nets/test_globalnet.py lines 102-102, including variables,
returns, and raised exceptions where applicable.
In `@tests/networks/nets/test_globalnet.py`:
- Around line 108-110: Update the half-precision test around GlobalNet and
eval_mode to place both the network and the generated img tensor on the selected
device variable. Preserve the existing float16 setup while ensuring CUDA
executions exercise the half-precision device path.
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Fixes # .
Description
GlobalNet/LocalNet(both build onAffineHead) crash immediately onthe first half-precision forward call:
AffineHead.gridis a plain attribute (torch.stack(...).to(dtype=torch.float)in
get_reference_grid, neverregister_buffer'd), so.half()on thecontaining module never touches it.
forward()re-derives only itsdevice every call:
never its dtype. So after
.half(),theta(fromself.fc, whoseweights do move) becomes
float16, butself.gridstaysfloat32,and
affine_transform'storch.einsum(..., grid_padded, theta...)raises immediately since it requires matching dtypes.
Fix
Re-derive dtype alongside device every forward call:
f's dtype is a safe reference point here:self.fc(f.reshape(...))(the very next line) already requires
f's dtype to matchself.fc'sweights for that call to succeed, so by the time `affine_transform(theta)
runs,f.dtypeis guaranteed consistent withtheta`'sdtype.
Verified
AffineHeaddirectly andthrough the full
GlobalNetnetwork; output isfloat16at thecorrect shape.
float32path is unaffected (f.dtypewas alreadytorch.floatinthat case, so this is a no-op there).
test_half_precision_forwardtotest_globalnet.py(parametrized over the existing
TEST_CASES_GLOBAL_NET). Confirmed itfails with the exact
RuntimeErrorabove on unpatched code, passeswith the fix.
test_globalnet.pyandtest_regunet.pysuites passunchanged (8/8 and 4/4 real tests respectively).
Types of changes
./runtests.sh -f -u --net --coverage.pytest tests/networks/nets/test_globalnet.py tests/networks/nets/regunet/test_regunet.py).make htmlcommand in thedocs/folder.AI-assistance disclosure
Found via the same metamorphic dtype-preservation sweep that flagged
#9103 (checking whether a module's registered state actually follows
.to()/.half()). Claude (Anthropic) was used to trace the root cause,write the fix and the test, and verify fail-on-unpatched / pass-with-fix
by actually running the code. I reviewed the root cause, the fix, and
the test before opening this PR.