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`find` is not exposed in `torchvision.prototype.datasets`
See original GitHub issuePretty easy to do, we should expose find in https://github.com/pytorch/vision/blob/c786d1244e6ece181c7d1ddf58134de2f4175bc4/torchvision/prototype/datasets/__init__.py#L14
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I would say no and would prefer
datasets.info("imagenet").categories. This is intentionally exposed to get this information without havijg to touch the raw dataset object.Hmm… So is the following comment correct? Is it the preferred way to fetch this info? https://github.com/pytorch/vision/blob/9528d963c692ede74a530845cc86476facc875c5/torchvision/prototype/models/_meta.py#L6