[compute_numeric_gradient] Use torch.flatten instead of view(-1).#5
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I ran into technical issues when doing the convolutional network exercise from assignment 3 for the 2019 iteration of the class.
The issue was the same as #4 and stemmed from using
.view(-1)to flatten thef(x+h)andf(x-h)tensors in the numerical gradient evaluation. Usingflatteninstead seems to fix the problem.Unfortunately, I ran into another runtime error the "Batchnorm for deep convolutional networks" subsection. It seems to stem from the implementation of
FastConv, but this might be more than I can chew right now.