volatile is no more in PyTorch HEAD, which means that you have to use the no_grad context manager now. Any examples using volatile need to be ported accordingly. However, we shouldn't do this until the next release, because examples should work for the current release. (If someone wants to get the jump, maybe a dev branch is warranted.)
CC @colesbury
volatile is no more in PyTorch HEAD, which means that you have to use the
no_gradcontext manager now. Any examples using volatile need to be ported accordingly. However, we shouldn't do this until the next release, because examples should work for the current release. (If someone wants to get the jump, maybe a dev branch is warranted.)CC @colesbury