Fix: float64 error when enbling word_timestamps on mac with mps#2704
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…the dtw function, as it tries to cast a torch.Tensor to a double (float64), which is not supported by mps. The fix consists in calling .cpu() on the torch.Tensor before casting it to a double instead of after.
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Any update on this? |
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running it for months on mps now without any problems: this fork |
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Enabling wordtimestamps on mac with mps resulted in an error in the dtw function, as it tries to cast a torch.Tensor to a double (float64), which is not supported by mps. The fix consists in calling .cpu() on the torch.Tensor before casting it to a double instead of after.