Fix torch detach() before numpy() issue
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* Add testing configuration and diarization tests * Add aggregation tests * Add end-to-end test for a sample wav file and several latencies * Fix rounding error in min latency unit test * Improve CI workflows and add pytest. Fix matplotlib colormap error * Install missing dependencies in CI * Add onnxruntime as a test dependency * Update expected timestamp tolerance to up to 50ms
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Hi @pengwei715, I can't seem to reproduce this error, could you post a minimal reproducible example? I'm suspecting this may also be related to the pytorch version, which one are you using? |
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detach() before numpy() issue
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Hi @juanmc2005 Thank you for the review and feedback. My torch version is |
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Hi @juanmc2005 ,
This PR is solving the error of complaining torch doesn't have subclass numpy issue. It's just detaching the torch before call numpy(). Please review and let me know your thoughts. BTW, Love your work on the on-line speaker diarization package. Thanks.
Peng