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What is the difference between view and view_as in PyTorch?
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I am building neural networks in Pytorch, I see view and view_as used interchangeably in various implementation what is the difference between them?
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view and view_as are very similar with a slight difference, in view() method the shape of the desired output tensor is to be passed in as the parameter, whereas in view_as() a tensor whose shape is to be mimicked it passed.
tensor.view_as(other) is equivalent to tensor.view(other.size())
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view and view_as are very similar with a slight difference, in view() method the shape of the desired output tensor is to be passed in as the parameter, whereas in view_as() a tensor whose shape is to be mimicked it passed.
tensor.view_as(other) is equivalent to tensor.view(other.size())
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view and view_as are very similar with a slight difference, in view() method the shape of the desired output tensor is to be passed in as the parameter, whereas in view_as() a tensor whose shape is to be mimicked it passed.
tensor.view_as(other) is equivalent to tensor.view(other.size())
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view and view_as are very similar with a slight difference, in view() method the shape of the desired output tensor is to be passed in as the parameter, whereas in view_as() a tensor whose shape is to be mimicked it passed.
tensor.view_as(other) is equivalent to tensor.view(other.size())
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view and view_as are very similar with a slight difference, in view() method the shape of the desired output tensor is to be passed in as the parameter, whereas in view_as() a tensor whose shape is to be mimicked it passed.
tensor.view_as(other) is equivalent to tensor.view(other.size())
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