In the simple case where I have tensor A size: (1, 5) and I want to find the difference over a series of vectors B size: (6, 5) I am able to simply do something like result = A - B . For my batch training the dimensions increase. For example a batch of 3: A size: (3, 5) B size: (3, 6, 5). I now need to find the difference matrix for each vector in A relative to each matrix in B.
I believe there is probably a way to do this with torch.einsum() however I cannot wrap my head around the process. I’m able to successfully multiply them as I would expect using: torch.einsum('ij,ikj->ikj', [A, B]) but I cannot figure out how to write the statement to effectively perform the difference calculation. I’ve found a few resources for einsum documentation but I’m still a bit confused. Is this actually possible with einsum()? Or is there another option?
That is so helpful! Thank you. Of course, using log for the matrix multiplication makes sense. I have a lot to learn about einsum. I’ve only just discovered it, but looks super powerful.