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Have you ever put a breve ˘ over a variable name, just so you could take its second derivative ¨ and end up with a tiny happy face ˘̈ ? Hand and Finch went there:
@iacopo_poli@jeremyphoward The other thing that I think should work is to use a byte tensor as the index (or Long but with numbered indices). I haven't really tried that but it works in PyTorch now so it should be fine in ATen.
@iacopo_poli@jeremyphoward I think the main idea is to use accessors, e.g. for a 4 dimensional Tensor:
auto x_acc = x.accessor<float, 4>();
and then get values like so:
auto value = x_acc[i][j][k][l];
The API is not very stable atm though.