scan-based GRU falls back to nn.GRU when bidirectional is true.#8984
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scan-based GRU falls back to nn.GRU when bidirectional is true.#8984tengyifei merged 2 commits intopytorch:masterfrom
bidirectional is true.#8984tengyifei merged 2 commits intopytorch:masterfrom
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Our CI got some troubles yesterday. Once you rebase the PR on the latest master branch, it should be landable.
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This change makes scan-based GRU implementation to fall back to the standard pytorch GRU when
bidirectionalis true. scan-based GRU will not supportbidirectionalunless there is enough demand. for details: #8860