Slice GNNRecurrence input by indexing instead of eachslice views - #707
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Enzyme's type analysis fails when a recurrent cell receives a
SubArrayview of the3-d input (
DCGRUCellon a plain matrix passes; the same cell insideGNNRecurrencefails). Indexing the time slice instead of using
eachslicefixes this and matcheshow the Lux frontend already slices. The copy is one
features × nodesslice per step.Verified under Enzyme:
DCGRU,EvolveGCNO,GConvGRUandGConvLSTMnow matchZygote (the latter two also need #706). Zygote/Mooncake temporal tests: 60/60.
Note:
TGCNremains unsupported under Enzyme — with the view failure gone it runs intoTGCNCell's known compile hang, so it must stay excluded from Enzyme test runs.