APPLE: Enabling Shap-E to run on Apple Silicon GPUs via Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) Acceleration #159
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APPLE: Enabling Shap-E to run on Apple Silicon GPUs via Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) Acceleration
Apple-Silicon (MPS) Support for Shap-E
Pull-Request
What this PR delivers:
shap_e/diffusion/gaussian_diffusion.pythat runs the indexing operation on CPU and then moves the tensor to MPS.mps → cuda → cpu) instead of CUDA-only.Motivation
Shap-E falls back to CPU on Apple M-series machines because certain indexing ops are not yet supported by PyTorch-MPS. This PR removes that blocker, giving native-GPU performance on macOS without sacrificing CUDA/CPU compatibility.
Running an example notebook
Validation checklist
Notebook test
Execute
sample_text_to_3d.ipynband 'sample_image_to_3d.ipynb end-to-end; generation succeed and shows expected geometry.Performance
Verify runtime improvements of Shap-E generations via the GPU over CPU on an M-series chip via the 'time' module in Python.
Commit message (for squash)
Reviewer notes
mainhas diverged before merging.License
This contribution is released under Shap-E's original MIT License.