Use operator.index to convert indices to Python int#5582
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This makes ParameterList, ModuleList, and Sequential convert PyTorch and NumPy scalars to integers. This matches the behavior of Python lists.
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This makes ParameterList, ModuleList, and Sequential convert PyTorch and NumPy scalars to integers. This matches the behavior of Python lists.
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This makes ParameterList, ModuleList, and Sequential convert PyTorch and
NumPy scalars to integers. This matches the behavior of Python lists
cc @adamlerer