Missing document of side-effect on graph visualization of None grads
See original GitHub issueAs a side-effect of defining “non-differentiable” functions (e.g. returning None
gradients) in favor of performance, unchained nodes won’t appear in the visualizations of the computational graphs.
This may be intuitive or not, depending on the function. We might consider document this behavior.
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I’ll add some descriptions for
F.sign
unchain()
This issue is closed as announced. Feel free to re-open it if needed.