possibly a bug?
See original GitHub issuein pose_rnn.py, L80:
#h = torch.cat([hidden[0][0:1], hidden[0][1:]], dim=2)
#c = torch.cat([hidden[1][0:1], hidden[1][1:]], dim=2)
# these 2 lines throw a dim error, is it supposed to be:
h = hidden[0]
c = hidden[1]
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yes, as i have already posted, use h = hidden[0], c = hidden[1]
Thanks, same problem. Have you got reasonable results after changing the code?