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Expected Behavior
I want to convert torch.nn.Linear modules to weight drop linear modules in my model (possibly big), and I want to train my model with multi-GPUs. However, I have RuntimeError in my sample code. First, I have _weight_drop() which drops some part of weights in torch.nn.Linear (see the code below).
Actual Behavior
RuntimeError: arguments are located on different GPUs at /