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Hello. It's a nice work!
I have some confusion about the implementation of the jacobian_trace function. The jacobian_trace function used the function keep_grad which has set create_graph=True. It doesn't seem like we have a need for higher gradient. It had a very high demand on my GPU memory when I was running some larger datasets. I want to know if I can set it to False and only keep retain_graph=True.
Hello. It's a nice work!
I have some confusion about the implementation of the jacobian_trace function. The jacobian_trace function used the function keep_grad which has set create_graph=True. It doesn't seem like we have a need for higher gradient. It had a very high demand on my GPU memory when I was running some larger datasets. I want to know if I can set it to False and only keep retain_graph=True.
Looking forward to your relpy.
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