PyTorch – Internal Architecture Tour

PyTorch – Internal Architecture Tour

  • March 13, 2018
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PyTorch – Internal Architecture Tour

This post is a tour around the PyTorch codebase, it is meant to be a guide for the architectural design of PyTorch and its internals. My main goal is to provide something useful for those who are interested in understanding what happens beyond the user-facing API and show something new beyond what was already covered in other tutorials.

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