Replaced the use of Tensor.index(m) with Tensor[m] #289
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Also it would be nice if someone can test this on a system with sufficient memory to check if it works in later version of pytorch and python3.7. My pc only has 2GB of memory, and so far I can squeeze out one step. |
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It works in pytorch 0.4.1, python 3.6. |
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I should be able to get access to a better pc coming week, will test this on the master branch of pytorch and let you guys know how it goes |
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This works in pytroch '0.5.0a0+f126687' (built from source on pytorch/pytorch@f126687) |
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The later versions of pytorch don't seem to support the tensor.index function. Hence, I have replaced the
indexfunction with the[]indexing.