Closed NeoLegends closed 3 months ago
How so? This is not within RETURNN (where this info might be available), and there are cases where there's simply extern_data = {"data": {"dim": 60}}
and no more info.
there are cases where there's simply
extern_data = {"data": {"dim": 60}}
It applies extern_data_template_from_config_opts
. This will call Tensor(**opts)
. I.e. for your example, Tensor(dim=60)
. It follows the defaults from Tensor
. The shape
by default is (None, dim)
. shape
is without the batch dim, for historical reasons. But there is by default always a batch dim, with default batch_dim_axis=0
. The None
in shape
refers to a dynamic dim. As it comes after the batch dim, you get the axis 1 here.
You could replicate the defaults from Tensor
here. But to really cover all cases, I think the easiest would be to just from returnn.tensor import Tensor
and then Tensor(name=name, **opts)
.
I think this could be a fix for https://github.com/rwth-i6/i6_core/pull/510#issuecomment-2242807757 and https://bitbucket.org/omnifluent/apptek_asr/pull-requests/1173/overview.