Unresolved attribute reference 'backward' for class 'int' less

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Hi, all

How to solve this warning?

loss = torch.mean(torch.sum(pred* torch.log(pred)),1))
loss.backward()

Unresolved attribute reference 'backward' for class 'int' less

2

Hi,

What is the full warning, it seems to be truncated? I have never seen it before. Do you have a small code sample that reproduces it?

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loss = 0
if cond1:
    loss += torch.mean(torch.sum(pred1* torch.log(pred1)),1))
if cond2:
    loss += torch.mean(torch.sum(pred2* torch.log(pred2)),1))
loss.backward()

As far as I know this is because the loss is initialized with int.

Unresolved attribute reference 'backward' for class 'int' less... (Ctrl+F1) 
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Ho, it is a warning from the type checker? Because you define loss=0 and if both conditions are False, you would call .backward() on an int.
I guess you will need to either define loss as a Tensor to begin with, or only call backward if either cond1 or cond2 is met.