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meshgrid() got an unexpected keyword argument 'indexing' I got the above error when using. The parameter transitioned to indexing=’xy’ as the default, and it will work after changing like these.
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Thanks, maybe a better way of fixing this is def meshgrid(*tensor):
if torch_ver > 1.xxx:
return torch.meshgrid(*tesnor, indexing="ij")
else:
return torch.meshgrid(*tensor) |
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meshgrid() got an unexpected keyword argument 'indexing'
I got the above error when using. And official document sayig that
torch.meshgrid(*tensors) currently has the same behavior as calling numpy.meshgrid(*arrays, indexing=’ij’).
In the future torch.meshgrid will transition to indexing=’xy’ as the default.
Anyway, it work after removing the parameter now.