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Resolves #56
Why the bug occurs
The error "Expected all tensors to be on the same device, but found at least two devices, cuda:0 and cpu!" occurs because some tensors are being used on different devices (CPU and GPU) during operations without proper synchronization. Although
torch.cuda.is_available()returnsTrue, indicating that CUDA is available, not all tensors are moved to the same device, leading to device mismatch errors during computations.How to reproduce
torch.cuda.is_available()returnsTrue.cuda:0and others oncpu.How to fix
Ensure that all tensors involved in computations are moved to the same device, either CPU or CUDA. Modify the code to consistently allocate tensors to the desired device. For example, if using CUDA, move tensors like
next_statestocudaonly if CUDA is available:Alternatively, if you prefer to run computations on CPU, disable CUDA usage by commenting out or removing the lines that move tensors to CUDA:
This prevents tensors from being inadvertently placed on different devices, avoiding the device mismatch error.
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