How to compute the IoU of a Tensor and a List

[srishti-git1110 (Srishti Gureja)]

Which probably means the two tensors in predictions_list aren’t of same size. Is that it?

If yes, it requires a bit complicated workaround than if it’s not.
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Best way to convert a list to a tensor?

Hi, I think torch.tensor — PyTorch 1.7.0 documentation and torch.as_tensor — PyTorch 1.7.0 documentation have explained the difference clearly but in summary, torch.tensor always copies the data but torch.as_tensor tries to avoid that! In both cases, they don’t accept sequence of tensors. The more intuitive way is stacking in a given dimension which you can find here: How to turn a list of tensor to tensor? - PyTorch Forums The problem with your approach is that you convert your tensors to nu…