x = x.detach()
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This code snippet is used in PyTorch to detach a tensor from its computation graph. Detaching a tensor means that it will no longer be tracked by the autograd engine, which is responsible for computing gradients during backpropagation.
When a tensor is detached, it becomes a new tensor that shares the same underlying data as the original tensor, but is not part of the computation graph. This means that any operations done on the detached tensor will not affect the original tensor, and gradients will not be computed for the detached tensor.
This can be useful when we want to use a tensor for some intermediate computations, but we don't want to include those computations in the overall computation graph. Detaching the tensor allows us to use it for intermediate computations without affecting the gradient calculation.
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