def load_codebook(fname):
codebook_dict = torch.load(fname)
for i in codebook_dict.keys():
clip_codebook = codebook_dict[i].cuda()
break
return i.cuda(), clip_codebook
In this code, the variable i is used to iterate through each key, which presumably should be a string. However, it ultimately returns the string "CUDA". This code obviously cannot run. This issue prevents me from performing Coarse Shape Generation in the Avatar Generation. Additionally, I don't quite understand why the code logic breaks out of the for loop after the first iteration. As a newcomer to programming, I am uncertain about this approach.
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In this code, the variable i is used to iterate through each key, which presumably should be a string. However, it ultimately returns the string "CUDA". This code obviously cannot run. This issue prevents me from performing Coarse Shape Generation in the Avatar Generation. Additionally, I don't quite understand why the code logic breaks out of the for loop after the first iteration. As a newcomer to programming, I am uncertain about this approach.