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When updating a Mean metric with a zero, calling compute() generates warning that no calls to update() have been made.
fromtorchevalimportmetricsimporttorchmean=metrics.Mean()
mean.update(torch.tensor(0.0))
# Generates the warning 'No calls to update() have been made.'mean.compute()
While the result is obviously correct, the warning is not. It suggests that the code that should be updating the metric is not in fact updating it. Yet the metric is updated as it should be and ergo it should not complain.
Versions
The bug is present in the latest commit to main: a975ef6.
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary:
This diff fixes the incorrect warning when running `mean.compute()` when the mean is exactly 0.
Instead of checking for the weighted sum of elements to be 0, we instead check for the total sum of weights to be zero (meaning that the average can be 0 without error, but we throw a warning when dividing by zero)
We also update the error message to reflect that the issue is no weight has been accumulated, since it is possible to call this function with only 0 weights.
Addresses: pytorch#185
Reviewed By: JKSenthil
Differential Revision: D50806243
Summary:
Pull Request resolved: #187
This diff fixes the incorrect warning when running `mean.compute()` when the mean is exactly 0.
Instead of checking for the weighted sum of elements to be 0, we instead check for the total sum of weights to be zero (meaning that the average can be 0 without error, but we throw a warning when dividing by zero)
We also update the error message to reflect that the issue is no weight has been accumulated, since it is possible to call this function with only 0 weights.
Addresses: #185
Reviewed By: JKSenthil
Differential Revision: D50806243
fbshipit-source-id: 04d75826ae8c1a24cc3718967d86bdd982081538
🐛 Describe the bug
When updating a
Mean
metric with a zero, callingcompute()
generates warning that no calls toupdate()
have been made.While the result is obviously correct, the warning is not. It suggests that the code that should be updating the metric is not in fact updating it. Yet the metric is updated as it should be and ergo it should not complain.
Versions
The bug is present in the latest commit to main: a975ef6.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: