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Adds the CV-CUDA backend for the gaussian_noise transform

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@justincdavis justincdavis force-pushed the feat/gaussian_noise_cvcuda branch from 3386083 to 2102fb5 Compare December 4, 2025 21:29
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I left some comments for the first round review. Feel free to let me know your thoughts.


# per-channel means each channel gets unique random noise, same behavior as torch.randn_like
# produce a seed with torch RNG, if seed is manually set then this will be deterministic
# note: clip is not supported in CV-CUDA, so we don't need to clamp the values
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The clip parameter is accepted but has no effect since CV-CUDA's gaussiannoise always clamps output. Should we raise a warning when clip=False is passed to inform users that their request cannot be honored? Like:
if not clip: warnings.warn("clip=False is not supported for CV-CUDA backend; output will still be clipped") ...

sigma_tensor = cvcuda.as_tensor(torch.full((batch_size,), sigma, dtype=torch.float32).cuda(), "N")

# per-channel means each channel gets unique random noise, same behavior as torch.randn_like
# produce a seed with torch RNG, if seed is manually set then this will be deterministic
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