Any way to install with CUDA 9.0?
See original GitHub issueHello. I’ve been trying to install torch_scatter
but have been having some problems. The CUDA version that I use is 9.0 but I noticed that the lowest you provide is 9.2. I could always download the 9.2 version and it downloads fine, but when I run import torch_scatter
I get an error.
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scatter
is introduced in 2.0 and is just a wrapper. You can directly import the scatter op you want to use, e.g., scatter_add, scatter_mean, scatter_max.Btw, you do not need CUDA development kit to install
torch-scatter
from wheel. PyTorch 1.4 and installation via wheels should also work.