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Related is #17 on how we handle dim tags in general here.
This needs rwth-i6/returnn#632 on the RETURNN side. Which is maybe a flag like behavior_unique_dim_tags = True.
We could just always enable this flag here. See the discussion in rwth-i6/returnn#632 why this might be useful.
I think this also would imply that we always need to have dim tags explicitly (so never just an integer for n_out) but I'm not exactly sure. This is again #17.
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We mostly have this already now on returnn-common. E.g. nn.Parameter enforces it. dot only has the reduce argument, so it is not possible that you end up with non-unique dim tags. There might be some other rare cases. But then, as we have dim tags mandatory, it would fail very soon as when you match a non-unique dim tag, it would also error.
Related is #17 on how we handle dim tags in general here.
This needs rwth-i6/returnn#632 on the RETURNN side. Which is maybe a flag like
behavior_unique_dim_tags = True
.We could just always enable this flag here. See the discussion in rwth-i6/returnn#632 why this might be useful.
I think this also would imply that we always need to have dim tags explicitly (so never just an integer for
n_out
) but I'm not exactly sure. This is again #17.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: