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Split more pages into sub-topics #38010
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gh-37419 split up the "heaviest" pages into a leading pages and subpages. More can be done to split up pages (these have the most lines of HTML):
docs/source/tensors.rstdocs/source/nn.fuctional.rstdocs/source/distributions.rstdocs/source/autograd.rstThe strategy would start with using
autosummarylike in gh-37419, but more work might be needed to split up classes with many methods.cc @ezyang @zou3519