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When trying to convert a pre-trained instance of BaseEncoderMaskerDecoder to TorchScript a RuntimeError is thrown, seemingly because of incompatible code inside asteroid's Conv1DBlocks class.
To Reproduce
Run this bit of code where asteroid v0.6.0 is installed:
from asteroid.models.base_models import BaseEncoderMaskerDecoder
model = BaseEncoderMaskerDecoder.from_pretrained("JorisCos/ConvTasNet_Libri3Mix_sepnoisy_16k")
model_scripted = torch.jit.script(model)
Expected behavior
model_scripted should contain the TorchScript equivalent of the model.
Actual behavior
A RuntimeError is raised from the last line of code:
Previous return statement returned a value of type Tensor but this return statement returns a value of type Tuple[Tensor, Tensor]:
File "C:\dev\github\SilentiumIsrael\ResearchML\.venv\lib\site-packages\asteroid\masknn\convolutional.py", line 97
return res_out
skip_out = self.skip_conv(shared_out)
return res_out, skip_out
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <--- HERE
Hi @mpariente.
Thanks for responding.
The version of PyTorch is 1.9.1.
I'll try and clear some time to go over the tests and maybe create a failing test for this.
Cheers, Uri
🐛 Bug
When trying to convert a pre-trained instance of
BaseEncoderMaskerDecoder
to TorchScript aRuntimeError
is thrown, seemingly because of incompatible code insideasteroid
'sConv1DBlocks
class.To Reproduce
Run this bit of code where
asteroid
v0.6.0 is installed:Expected behavior
model_scripted
should contain the TorchScript equivalent of the model.Actual behavior
A
RuntimeError
is raised from the last line of code:Examining https://github.com/asteroid-team/asteroid/blob/v0.6.0/asteroid/masknn/convolutional.py#L90 indeed shows two
return
statements each returning a different type.Environment
Package versions
Additional info
Reproduced on Windows with Python 3.9.6.
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